The perspective of the "mirror" was bizarre. Even if two people were standing on the same line, those two people would view the "mirror" at a different distance from each other.0

In other words, the "mirror" seemed like it existed subjectively rather than objectively.  The slightest difference in position meant that a "mirror" would take on different forms in the eyes of every single person viewing it at the same time.0

In Charles' eyes, the "mirror" had already disappeared, but Bandages was still under its influence. Fortunately, everything went smoothly. Having returned to normal, Bandages slowly moved southward.0

Dipp whistled in excitement and turned around to Charles, asking, "Captain, don't you think that 'mirror' is a bit like James' purple pyramid? It allows us to grow and shrink."2

Charles was stunned at that remark. Then, he replied,...0