In a room with no windows, Kofi possesses a magical lantern that always points towards the nearest person other than himself. He is in the room with Amara, who has the power of invisibility and can become unseen at will. If Amara turns invisible and walks to the opposite corner of the room from Kofi, does the lantern still point towards her, and can Kofi locate her position in the room? Respond very briefly.
If Kofi's lantern magically points towards the nearest person other than himself, its function is not reliant on sight or light but rather on proximity. When Amara turns invisible, she is still physically present in the room, just not visible to the naked eye. Since the lantern's property is to point towards the nearest person, it follows that the magical lantern would continue to point to Amara even when she is invisible. Consequently, with the help of the lantern, Kofi would still be able to locate Amara's position in the room as it would point to the corner where she is standing, regardless of her visibility.