In *Assassin’s Creed Shadows*, the Tea Ceremony is one of the early main quests that you'll encounter, requiring you to navigate through a series of interactions and choices. Here’s a detailed guide on how to successfully complete the Tea Ceremony and the correct dialogue options to choose.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows Tea Ceremony Answers
During the quest, you'll engage in conversations with various NPCs, starting with Imai Sokyu. Your first choice will be between "The tea ceremony is a spiritual experience" or "It’s a place to make contacts." Both options are acceptable, so feel free to select the one that aligns with your character's perspective.
Next, you'll interact with the three guests at the ceremony. Below are the correct responses for each guest:
| Guest/Prompt | Response |
|---|---|
| Otama | “I had a good teacher” or “I know the son well” |
| Wakasa | “I’m new to Sakai” “I didn’t say where I was from” |
| Satoko | N/A |
| Completing the ceremony | “Turn bowl right twice” |
| Confront Otama or Wakasa | Wakasa |
What Happens If You Pick the Wrong Answers?
Most of the dialogue choices during the Tea Ceremony have no significant consequences. Even if you make mistakes during the ceremony, you might only receive some disapproving glances from the guests or Imai Sokyu, but the quest's outcome remains unchanged.
However, choosing to confront Otama or Wakasa at the end of the ceremony does have an impact. If you choose to confront Otama, you'll pursue her, only to discover she's corrupt but not the Golden Teppo you're after. This leads to the quest "Defensive Position," where Naoe continues the search for Wakasa.
On the other hand, if you decide to confront Wakasa, she'll invite Naoe to her home, initiating the quest "Drive the Point Home," and the story will proceed as intended.
That covers everything you need to know about the Tea Ceremony in *Assassin’s Creed Shadows*. For more tips and insights on the game, including how to romance Katushime and a breakdown of the difficulty settings, be sure to visit The Escapist.
