It's a wonderful, fascinating new ability and Obi-Wan says nothing at all as Klaus opens his eyes and stays in the air, keeping himself in place for at least a few more moments. Truly, Obi-Wan has seen very little like it in the past and he can't help but be fascinated by the way Klaus floats there, the way he manages to hold his focus.

He doesn't fall quite as hard as before either and Obi-Wan's smile grows, pleased by Klaus's laughter, by his clear pleasure with this new ability. It means much to Obi-Wan that he's been able to help in some small way, getting Klaus to this place, and from here on, he suspects Klaus will progress rapidly. He wants to, he wants to be a success, and Obi-Wan knows he's more determined and disciplined than his father ever believed of him.

Their father didn't believe the best of any of his children, it seems. Obi-Wan thinks the man was a fool.

"You stayed up longer this time," he says. "And you knew you were doing it. Fantastic, Klaus. Truly."