Bridge Worker's Home

Learn how to recruit the Bridge Worker, find a secret treasure, and master train sign etiquette in The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks.

Alright, let's get you set up with the Bridge Worker! You'll find his house up a snowy path. Just keep moving forward, taking out any Red ChuChus or Crows you run into. They're pretty easy to deal with, so don't stress too much.

Once you get to the house, head on inside. You'll find the carpenter there. Chat with him, and he'll agree to join you on the train. You might need to talk to him a second time; the first time he'll just introduce himself. Don't rush off just yet!

Before you head back to your train, take a look at the four rocks just east of the house. Grab 'em and toss them aside. Now, pull out your Spirit Flute and play the Song of Discovery. This will reveal a hidden treasure chest! Inside, you'll snag a Big Green Rupee – nice!

Now, make your way back to your train station. You'll find Ferrus waiting for you. He'll explain that the carpenter, Ferrus, is a bit particular about the train ride. You'll need to pay close attention to the signs along the tracks:

• Yellow Sign: You must use your whistle as you pass it.
• Orange Sign: You need to be at normal speed before passing it.
• Purple Sign: You must be at top speed before passing it.

Important Note: Absolutely do NOT use the emergency brake (that's reversing while moving). It'll make the passenger's ride super uncomfortable and probably won't end well for your mission. Also, try your best to avoid getting hit by any enemies along the way.

With all that in mind, it's time to head to Linebeck III's Trading Post in the Forest Realm. Remember, you can't use the Tower of Spirits as a shortcut this time, but the warpgate is fair game if you need it.