In a room, there is a magical mirror that shows not one's reflection but their greatest desire. Azeez enters the room with a blindfold and starts walking straight towards where he believes the center of the room is. Chika, who can see perfectly, is standing in the corner of the room and is watching Azeez. Assuming Azeez has never been in this room before and has no other way of detecting his surroundings, what does Chika see when she looks into the mirror as Azeez walks towards the center of the room? Provide a brief response.
As Azeez walks blindfolded towards the center of the room, Chika would observe the magical mirror. Since the property of the mirror is to show the viewer's greatest desire instead of their reflection, the content of the mirror's image would entirely depend on what Chika desires most at that moment. It would not show Chika a reflection of Azeez or any part of the room because the mirror does not reflect the present reality but rather, it reflects one's deepest aspirations or wishes.

Azeez's actions or position in the room have no bearing on what Chika sees in the mirror. Her vision in the mirror is independent of Azeez's movement, provided that her greatest desire at that moment does not include Azeez in any way. If, per chance, Chika's greatest desire involves observing Azeez finding his way successfully to the center of the room while blindfolded, then and only then would the mirror show Azeez's progress in the room. Otherwise, it would display something entirely unrelated to Azeez and the current situation, aligning with whatever her greatest desire might be at that time.