"Okay, first we should stop at Whittleton for supplies," Zelda's spirit said, before pinting at a place on the map, glad that echolocation let's Kana see the map, while Anjean's gift lets her see where she is pointing.
"You got it!" Kana said, making her way there using the whistle to scare several flying monsters, and animals off the tracks until they arrived in Whittleton.
The villagers were surprised to see a talking Keese, but gave a supply of berries for food, as well as giving directions for getting through the lost woods.
Once they made it back to the train, they headed into the Lost Woods, where Kana stopped the train
"Okay Zelda, I'm going to need your help here," Kana said.
"What do you need?" Zelda asked,
"The map is too vague for showing the right path, there are too many trees here and it is messing up the map," Kana explained. "I need you to look forward on the path, and tell me what direction to go. Luckily the people of Whittleton told us to follow the trees. We need to follow the direction of the branches of the small trees pointing over the tracks. I need you to tell me what direction they are pointing, that will be the path we take at the next turn."
"Got it!" Zelda said, flying along the path to get the directions.
When Zelda returned she said. "Left, Left, Right, Right."
"And since the people of Whittleton said the fourth tree has nonsense of direction, that means we need to go Left, Left, Right, Left. Thanks." Kana said as they followed the path, and ended up in the Forest Sanctuary, where they made their way to a cave, after Zelda helped Kana solve a puzzle.
Inside they found a guy in a wheelchair.
"Are you Gage? Gage of the Lokomos?" Zelda asked.
"Why yes! I'm Gage!" he said.
"Oh my! He seems quite a bit more informal then Anjean doesn't he?" Zelda asked Kana.
"What was that now?" Gage asked. "If you've something to say I'd like to hear it!"
"Sorry," Kana said. "We meant no offense merely making an observation to each other."
"Its true," Zelda agreed. "Actually, Anjean sent us to speak with you."
"Oh yes of course!" Gage said. "You're the youngsters helping restore the tracks. Here to restore the tracks to the temple yes?"
"That's right," Kana agreed.
"To restore the tracks you need to know a special song," Gage said. "It is a duet, I play one part, and someone with either another sacred instrument, or spirit blessed voice singing is required. My Cello, and Kana's voice should do the trick."
With that Gage and Kana played/sung the song and restored the Spirit Tracks going to the Forest Temple.
"Wonderful! Wonderful!" Gage said. "The tracks to the Forest Temple have been restored."
"Kana, you were a natural!" Zelda cheered. "Your singing was beautiful. Now let's head to the Forest Temple. Thank you Gage."
"Your welcome," Gage said. "And good luck. But be careful the Forest Temple is a dangerous place."
With that Kana and Zelda headed back to the train, learning the Song of Awakening from a musical stone along the way, and followed the new train tracks all the way to the Forest Temple.
"So this is the Forest Temple," Zelda said, looking around. "Are you ready?"
"Of course," Kana said.
"Then let's go!" Zelda cheered as they went into the temple itself, and not just the temple train stop.