To address your request for a chess knight's tour puzzle where the knight captures pawns in a specific pattern, I'll provide you with a suggested sequence for the "easy" difficulty level, which involves 6 pawns. Here's how you can approach it:

Easy Difficulty - 6 Pawns

Objective: Capture all 6 pawns with the knight, moving in an "L" shape (two squares in one direction, then one square perpendicular), capturing each pawn only once.

Suggested Sequence:

1. Green Pawns (Start with these):

   • Pawn 1: Start at a position where the knight can reach this pawn in its first move. Let's assume it's at e4.
   • Pawn 2: Move the knight to capture the pawn at d6.
   • Pawn 3: Move the knight to capture the pawn at f5.

2. Middle Pawns:

   • Pawn 4: Move the knight to capture the pawn at e7.

3. Blue Pawns (End with these):

   • Pawn 5: Move the knight to capture the pawn at c6.
   • Pawn 6: Finally, move the knight to capture the pawn at d8.

Visual Representation of the Sequence:

1. e4 -> d6 (Pawn 1 -> Pawn 2)
2. d6 -> f5 (Pawn 2 -> Pawn 3)
3. f5 -> e7 (Pawn 3 -> Pawn 4)
4. e7 -> c6 (Pawn 4 -> Pawn 5)
5. c6 -> d8 (Pawn 5 -> Pawn 6)

Commands:

• back: If you make a mistake, use this command to go back one move.
• reset: If you want to start over, use this command to restart the scheme.

Hints:

• First Pawn (Green): Start with a pawn that allows the knight to continue its path efficiently.
• Last Pawn (Blue): End with a pawn that completes the sequence without leaving any pawns uncaptured.

This sequence should help you complete the "easy" difficulty level of the chess knight's tour puzzle. If you need sequences for higher difficulty levels or further assistance, feel free to ask!