Another pamphlet appears at the centre part of the great amia forest, nailed to a mighty oak close to the green lake bridge. It appears just as the other one, A symbol and a cryptic number written down underneath, But this one also has five slashes across the symbol making it hard to discern what it has been. It's similar to a circle in purple with a black core, but quite hard to decipher as to what exactly it is.
It's also clear a piece of the pamphlet is missing at the bottom.

Four nails remain attached to a tree with pieces of paper still attached to it. A notice used to stick to a tree close to the hag's hut in amia forest, but now there's little left.

The fourth pamphlet in kampos has been vandalized.

The above reply soon goes missing!

Somebody is greatly relieved that the posters remain intact and not torn down.

It's quite clear that after the author had given up after the fourth besmirching of the pamphlet. But hopefully the message seem to have gotten through nevertheless. Considering the heavy number of adventurers, merchants and locals that pass by kampo's everyday it'll not be long until news and rumours spread. But it's quite clear that somebody's gotten to great lengths to make a message, what the odd number means is somewhat diffuse. Perhaps it's an address to a postbox or a cryptic message sent to other like-minded.
And the faint linger of tobacco over the notice is almost lost by now.

Four nails and a few scraps of paper is all that remain on a bridge-pillar in minmir bridge

Determination is a word that you could associate with the author of the pamphlet. But today it took a new form and shape as it was hammered into the cliff-wall on the north-side of the Minmir bridge, Like a rune stone carving. Then the newly chiselled symbol had been painted in elegant purple and black. Hopefully this would endure harsh weather, Harsh adventurers and their harsh methods of vandalism.
There's nothing left to see, But the crude chisel marks left of something circular and a pair of strange numbers at the bottom, Unreadable.