[A glint appears in the metallic depths of the creature's strange silver eyes, almost a look of satisfaction. He seems to come to some sort of decision.]

Then I will take you as my own squire, to teach you our protocol and history, and introduce you to the discrepancies between this world and your own. [Again, he seems almost to smile, cocking his head, as if expecting Arthur to look a bit petulant about that.] A formality, the squiring ceremony, in your case, however the importance of it lies in taking an oath to this Order in the eyes of those who will serve beside you.

We grant even our squires the title of a Knight, so that they feel themselves not only to be a part of our organization from the beginning, but to recognize the responsibility and trust being placed upon them. Those who do not successfully complete their squiring period are stripped of their title, and denied full membership. For as much as we grant them freely, the rest they must earn through their own dedication and loyalty to this Knighthood.