the 4 onto the 5 to make a space for the next black king. you can use the 10 first, and the 4 plays over.
. . . instead of sending us on a wild goose chase and wasting our time on something we would never get without an extra clue or two.
thanks for the clue, though, fizz! it was nice of you to indicate that the low score was not to be achieved using the order of kings we had been working with all day long.
just saw your post, fizz. k and then what? you need a black king to move the black jacks, right? but the k is there 