Since it's a tea bowl, naturally there must be tea served and water poured, to pay homage to the gods with tea.
Watanabe Yasu and two other presenters holding trays stood before the altar, presenting their respective tea sets on it, while a priest was already waiting on the side with a pot of boiling tea.
Following the normal procedures, the tea ceremony priest would pour tea into the tea sets, after which the presenters would bow, roll up their sleeves, and pour the tea before the incense-burning cauldron on the altar, symbolizing receiving blessings from the gods.
Because Watanabe Yasu kept holding the tea set, Huo Sining was watching from the side but hesitated to find an opportunity to swap the Secret-Color Porcelain Bowl. As she hesitated, she suddenly glanced aside and noticed a middle-aged man standing next to Watanabe Yasu.
