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Link begins the game as an apprentice train engineer on his way to [[Hyrule Castle]] for the graduation ceremony where he will be given the title of Royal Engineer by [[Princess Zelda]] herself. During the ceremony, Zelda slips Link a note warning him about [[Chancellor Cole]] and asks him to meet her in private to help her find out the reason as to why the [[Spirit Tracks (Rails)|Spirit Tracks]] have begun to disappear. | Link begins the game as an apprentice train engineer on his way to [[Hyrule Castle]] for the graduation ceremony where he will be given the title of Royal Engineer by [[Princess Zelda]] herself. During the ceremony, Zelda slips Link a note warning him about [[Chancellor Cole]] and asks him to meet her in private to help her find out the reason as to why the [[Spirit Tracks (Rails)|Spirit Tracks]] have begun to disappear. | ||
The only other known | The only other known characters with the title of Royal Engineer are [[Alfonzo]], a Master Train Engineer who is also Link's mentor and [[Ferrus]]. He gives Link his final exam which involves getting to Hyrule Castle in less than 300 seconds.<ref>{{cite|Oh, but one last thing. You're going to drive the train to get us there! Call it your final exam! Don't look so worried--it'll be a piece of cake. You need to get us to the castle in 300 seconds. Right now, we're here in Aboda Village! And our destination, Hyrule Castle, is right here!|Alfonzo|Spirit Tracks}}</ref> | ||
==Transporting Passengers== | ==Transporting Passengers== | ||
