Version 1 (Red) As the gates swung open, a towering figure emerged. Sir Roland, the most celebrated knight in the kingdom, was approaching. He wore a gleaming suit of armor that shone like rubies under the setting sun. <nc-section data-title="Sir Roland's Welcome" data-color="red"> Upon seeing me, Sir Roland dismounted his own trusty steed, a chestnut mare. With a smile as broad as his sword, he greeted me warmly, "Welcome, Frederick. I've heard much about your courage and prowess back at your village. Here at the castle, you will be among friends. Let me show you to the stables. Your horse, Thunder, will be well taken care of." His booming voice echoed throughout the courtyard, yet his tone was kind and inviting. </nc-section> Version 2 (Green) A gentle breeze rustled the leaves, carrying the scent of fresh hay and horse. Emerging from the gates, clad in green garments, Sir Roland greeted me. His attire was not arms, but comfort—a testament to his belief that a true knight needed to be one with nature. <nc-section data-title="Knight of the Forest" data-color="green"> Sir Roland spread his arms, embodying his love for the natural world, "Ah, young Frederick. Welcome. I am Roland, the Green Knight. As you embark upon your journey, remember that the land and creatures under your protection are as worthy of your valor as any king or queen. Let's find a suitable place for your noble steed, Thunder." </nc-section> Version 3 (Blue) Under the azure sky, as Thunder neighed softly, a different silhouette approached from beyond the gates. Sir Roland appeared, dressed in a coat of deep blue that shimmered against the sunlight. He was a man of wisdom and calmness, a stark contrast to the fiery red of his fellow knight. <nc-section data-title="Knight of the Depths" data-color="blue"> "Welcome to the castle, young Frederick," Sir Roland said calmly as he cradled Thunder's reigns. His voice held the soothing certainty of the ocean's depths. "Here at the castle, you will find your path. Let me guide you to the stables and introduce you to our group of squires, each one a wave in the great tide of chivalry."