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Hear the song of the spirits of the mountains on the sea, "Oh my home, where the pale moon shines/Kaleidescope of colors turns to white/Wind caresses me as I ride/kissing my tears away..." Isn't this a folk song that the people of Mount Burhan are known to sing? How do the departed souls of the seaside mountain sing such songs? It's been ages since I set foot in Burhan, but I recall an eccentric seer, named Old Man Lin, having lived there. Will you seek him out and consult him for me?