<nc-section data-title="Version 1" data-color="red"> Sir Roland greeted Frederick with a broad smile. "Welcome, young squire! I've been expecting you. Come, let me show you to the stables where you'll be caring for the horses." Frederick followed the burly knight, excited but nervous to begin his training. The stables were warm and smelled of hay. Several majestic war horses peeked out from their stalls to observe the new arrival. "This will be your steed, a young courser I call Swiftwind," said Sir Roland. He opened the gate to reveal a sturdy gray stallion. Frederick approached cautiously and patted the horse's strong neck. This was the first step on his journey to knighthood. </nc-section> <nc-section data-title="Version 2" data-color="green"> Sir Roland strode towards Frederick, his chainmail clinking. His face was weathered from years of battle. "Welcome, boy," he grunted. "The life of a squire is not easy. You must be ready to train from dawn until dusk." Frederick straightened his back, trying to appear unfazed. "I am ready, sir." "We shall see about that," replied Sir Roland as he led Frederick towards the stables. Several war horses turned their heads to observe the new recruit. Frederick felt small under their intense gazes. This would be the ultimate test of his courage and determination. </nc-section> <nc-section data-title="Version 3" data-color="blue"> Sir Roland galloped towards Frederick on a mighty black charger. The horses hooves kicked up clouds of dust as he pulled back hard on the reins and came to stop nearby. "You must be the new squire," Sir Roland said gruffly, looking Frederick up and down with a critical eye. "Yes sir!" Frederick said, standing tall. "Reporting for duty." "Good man," Roland nodded and a slight smile crossed his scarred face. "The life of a knight is not easy but rewarding for those with dedication." He gestured towards the stables. "Come, let me introduce you to your teacher for the coming months, Ser Copern the Stablemaster. Listen and learn from him well." </nc-section>