No water's enough when you've sailed in the deep blue sea;

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This was not what he wanted. As he thought of this, Mo Wuji said,
"There's this phrase from my hometown:

'No water's enough when you've sailed in the deep blue sea; no cloud is beautiful but those on Mount Wu...'

Perhaps there's better water elsewhere, but in my heart, only the water in the deep blue sea could be considered water. Perhaps there are more beautiful clouds, but in my heart, only the clouds on Mount Wu are the most beautiful."

With that, Mo Wuji bowed, turned and left.

This words from a poem from the Tang Era poet, Yuan Zhen; these words encapsulated the feelings deep in Mo Wuji's heart. However,

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