In a room with walls that absorb magic, Divya has a magical mirror that shows the viewer what's behind them as if they had eyes in the back of their head. If Divya stands with her back to the northern wall and Anh stands with his back to the southern wall, both holding the magical mirror and looking into it, what does each person see? Provide a brief response.
Divya, standing with her back to the northern wall and looking into the magical mirror, would see the southern wall of the room because the mirror shows her what's directly behind her, as if she had eyes in the back of her head. Since the walls absorb magic, they do not affect the functioning of the mirror held by Divya and it works as intended by showing the southern wall.

Anh, standing with his back to the southern wall and looking into his magical mirror, would likewise see the northern wall of the room. Despite the northern wall's magic-absorbing properties, since Anh is holding the mirror and the magic originates from the mirror itself, the wall does not negate this magic, allowing Anh to see what is behind him--the northern wall.

Therefore, Divya sees the southern wall in her magical mirror, and Anh sees the northern wall in his magical mirror. Neither mirror's magic is negated by the walls since the magic is contained within the mirrors themselves, and the mirrors are functioning exactly as designed, showing the holder what's behind them.