Of course, most mortals can't see magic clearly, so I'm not sure what they they saw as we passed overhead. No doubt it caused many of them to adjust their medication.
In "The Serpent's Shadow" by Rick Riordan, there's a humorous reflection on how most people are unaware of the magical world around them. The narrative suggests that when extraordinary events unfold, they are often misconceived or completely overlooked by ordinary individuals. This lack of perception signifies a disconnection between the magical and mundane realms.
The quote implies that when characters traverse the skies, the onlookers may interpret the spectacle in unusual ways, leading them to question their reality or mental state. Such moments illustrate the whimsical yet serious nature of magic, emphasizing that what is clear to those who understand magic can be utterly confusing and disconcerting for the average person.
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