"No Douglas happened to leave that out," Skipper moves his rook two spaces to the right.

"Mirroring me isn't going to work Skipper." Kaladin noted. "Alright, so what do you want to know then?"

"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness' Oscar Wilde; not that I am purposly mirroring your moves," Skipper focuses on the board, 'For what I want to know anything you are willing to tell me."

"I'm not to clear on finer details but I don't have anything to hide." Kaladin said, sliding his bishop back a couple spaces.

Skipper moves his knight again threating Kaladin's rook, "Okay then find out what's bothering Douglas and try to help him. I'm worried."

"I don't really know where to start." Kaladin said, mulling over his next move. He could take the knight with a pawn if Skipper tried it, but did he want to sacrifice a rook for that? "He looks tired."

"I know that much he's taken on the work since you left by no fault of either of ours. I don't understand what's wrong but you have an outsider's viewpoint and that can be helpful. Just try to ask if anyone aside from me has noticed and notice him yourself," Skipper instructs.

"Does that mean Diablo's more like his dad?Am I like My parents?What are Starlight's parents like?" she asked bumbling on with the questions

"Woah woah slow down," Morgan puts a hand on her shoulder, "more factors play into that then just lineage such as enviroment, personallity, challenges, the list goes on."

Kaladin hesitated, but left the rook and moved a knight instead. If Skipper was preceptive, he would notice. "I can do that."