Yì Chánglè and her two companions waited until the Great Incense had burned completely to ashes before boarding the return carriage with Fúzhū.
The sky was still quite early. Although the Great Incense took much longer to burn than the small ones, the carriage ride made it possible to save a considerable amount of time compared to their journey there.
During the worship of the God of Fortune, Fúzhū had declared that kneeling directly beneath the Great Incense was the only way to demonstrate true devotion. To display this "devotion," the three of them had remained on their knees the entire time, and the ash falling from the burning incense had landed all over them.
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