鈥淭he nature of water,
in and of itself, is the most versatile nature that any one element has.
It can both create, and destroy.
It can move silently and under the surface,
or devastatingly, and with no regard for its surroundings.
It can be as deep and unseen as an aquifer,
or as obvious and torrential as rapids.
It can flow around an object, wearing it down to nothing in a period of hundreds of years,
or it can crash upon that object, and obliterate it within seconds.
It is a contradiction unto itself,
and yet
it is the very basis for both life and death of any one living being upon this plane of existence.鈥�
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