Certainly! I'll create three alternate prose sections that continue the story, each with a different approach to Sir Roland greeting Frederick near the stables. <nc-section data-title="Version 1: A Stern Welcome" data-color="red"> As I dismounted from Thunder, a tall figure emerged from the shadows of the stables. Sir Roland, clad in gleaming armor, approached with a stern expression. His piercing gaze seemed to evaluate my every move. "So, you're the new squire?" he asked, his voice gruff and commanding. "I hope you're prepared for the challenges ahead. This isn't a game, boy. Your training starts at dawn." I swallowed hard, suddenly aware of the weight of my decision to become a knight. Sir Roland's intimidating presence made it clear that my journey would be far from easy. </nc-section> <nc-section data-title="Version 2: A Friendly Encounter" data-color="green"> As I led Thunder towards the stables, a cheerful whistle caught my attention. Sir Roland, dressed in simple riding clothes, approached with a warm smile. "Ah, you must be Frederick!" he called out, extending his hand. "Welcome to our humble castle. I trust your journey was pleasant?" His friendly demeanor immediately put me at ease. We chatted amicably as he helped me settle Thunder into his new stall, and I found myself looking forward to learning from such an approachable mentor. </nc-section> <nc-section data-title="Version 3: A Mysterious Introduction" data-color="blue"> The stables loomed before me, shrouded in the twilight's growing shadows. As I neared, a figure seemed to materialize from the darkness. Sir Roland stood there, his expression unreadable, a strange amulet glowing faintly at his neck. "Frederick," he said softly, his eyes seeming to look through me rather than at me. "Your arrival was foretold. The dragons stir in their slumber, and you... you may be the key to it all." Confusion and excitement warred within me. What did he mean by dragons? And how could I, a simple squire, be the key to anything? </nc-section>