In a magical forest, Anaya has a cloak that renders her invisible to all creatures when she stands still. She is trying to avoid being seen by Jaxon, who has the ability to see through solid objects, but not invisibility spells. They are standing 10 meters apart with an ancient, opaque crystal monolith between them. If Anaya moves to stand still directly behind the monolith relative to Jaxon's position, will Jaxon be able to see her or not?

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Anaya's cloak works only when she is standing still and makes her invisible. Even though Jaxon can see through solid objects, the cloak's invisibility spell is not affected by Jaxon's X-ray vision. Therefore, when Anaya is standing still behind the monolith from Jaxon's perspective, he cannot see her because the cloak's magic is different from the physical property that Jaxon's X-ray vision counters. The monolith's opacity is irrelevant since Jaxon can see through solids, but the cloak's spell is specifically designed to render Anaya invisible. The spatial arrangement here ensures Anaya remains unseen as long as she does not move. Thus, Jaxon will not be able to see Anaya.