This is played with two playing pieces, each with its own board. Although the pieces start in different squares, they will make the same moves at each step. For example, you might move both of them one space to the right. They will always stay on their respective boards.

The pandemic made setting things up a little tricky, but I made sure you won't have to go explore outside to get the boards.

This puzzle involves information inside my sister's house. For an optimal solving experience, see if she'll let you in. If not, this image will make the puzzle solvable but also kind of trivialize it.

Instructions:

1. Place each piece on its board.
2. Move up one space. One piece should now be on a dark blue space, and the other should be diagonally adjacent to one.
3. Move down until reaching a space not yet visited.
4. Move left some number of spaces. This is the last move that isn't a knight's move.
5. Move to a space you've been to before.
6. Move so that the lower piece is on an orange space.
7. Move so the lower piece is on a space the same color as a space it's been to before. The space to its left should be purple.
8. Move so that for both pieces, the space diagonally up and to the right is blue.