The Polar Express

Carina's journey was going well so far. Her train of four boxcars was actually 10 分 early. However, she still had to stop for Delta who was heading to Thunder ベイ, 湾 with his passenger train.

Carina: *Stops in a siding* Oh, how convenient. A refueling depot. *Gets coal, and water while waiting in the siding*
Delta: *Blows his horn twice as he passes with his train*
Carina: *Watching the shiny blue, and yellow coaches on Delta's train*
Delta: *Looking back at Carina* Where's Rachael? I hope she's okay.
Carina: *Leaves her siding* And now I got a clear track to メープル, カエデ Hill.

A few hours later, Delta...

This is a Trainz ファン Fiction. A prequel 表示中 how Rachael, and Suzie joined the Eastern Pacific in 2015.


Maple 丘, ヒル Minnesota. December, 2014

It was a sunny afternoon with plenty of snow on the ground. A freight depot is seen as a brown 2-2-2 steam locomotive happily waits for her signal to turn green. This beautiful engine is named Rachael, and she's about to take a refrigerated boxcar north, to Thunder ベイ, 湾 Canada.

The only other car in her consist was a caboose. Both cars were the same shade of brown...

Rachael, and Suzie were only a few miles away from メープル, カエデ Hill. They thought they would be safe, but they saw a headlight behind them with もっと見る smoke.

Rachael: *Looking behind her* Carina?
Suzie: Carina.
Rachael: Well we're already at our 上, ページのトップへ speed of 50. How fast does she go?
Suzie: I'd rather not find out.
Carina: *Travelling at her 上, ページのトップへ speed of 60* I'll close in on those two very soon.

Delta & Chester were also following Carina.

Delta: あなた realize Miss. Teresa will scrap us for this, right?
Chester: Not if we 登録する different railroads.
Delta: But where will we go?
Chester: I don't know! But I'm...

Another night was spent for our main characters having another private conversation.

Suzie: I spoke to another engine from the Canadian Pacific.
Rachael: Oooh. あなた going out on a date?
Suzie: No. He just happened to mention another railroad where we might be able to do work without being ridiculed. The Eastern Pacific?
Rachael: Do we have to go east to get there?
Suzie: Nuh-uh. It's called the Eastern Pacific, because it operates mostly on the eastern side of Errol Island, a new island created a couple of years ago.
Rachael: And where is it?
Suzie: Near California. Some trains even travel on a bridge...