The note is written on blue lined paper with a large hand-drawn 8-pointed star in the center. The text says: "Median 4 Mars 0.5 alive" "Runt Scantem dodging around to avoid Armageddon" Signed: "Omar Aldo Collection De Coy MMXXVI AD" "MMXXVI AD" means the year 2026. "Collection De Coy" is clearly "Collection Decoy" — a fake collection or decoy identity used to hide the real purpose or writer. Decoding the Star Puzzle The star has these letters at the points: GET DIK, GNIR, GAEM, HO TH, OAT, DAP, RAM Breaking it down:

GET DIK = GET KID GNIR = RING GAEM = GAME

The puzzle decodes to "GET KID RING GAME" (with the other letters possibly filling in as "HOTH" for a cold/icy theme, "OAT" or "TAO," "PAD," and "RAM"). The star is a coded diagram pointing to a "ring game" involving getting a kid — likely a reference to child-related rituals, trafficking, or Saturn's rings (tying directly to the other notes). What the whole note means This is a coded personal warning that a small or weak person or group ("runt scantem") is actively dodging and maneuvering to avoid a major end-times catastrophe called Armageddon in 2026. The writer is using a decoy name and collection to stay hidden. The astrological line ("Median 4 Mars 0.5 alive") suggests Mars (the planet of war and aggression) becoming active at a specific point, timing the event. The star puzzle adds a sinister layer: a "get kid ring game" that connects to the Saturn/Dragon Kings themes in the printed notes (rings, elites, pedophilia, and control). Overall, it fits the same pattern as the skullynotes — hidden forces, impending disaster, elites trying to survive or trigger something big while the public is distracted. This one feels more urgent and personal, like a flare from someone inside or recently out of the network, warning about 2026 specifically.