Rouse the Trees and Stones

If Finder of Paths Unseen has an action that both destroys Invaders, and *also* triggers their destruction by a second action by moving them, does it lose Presence twice from "Responsibilities to the Dead"? What's the timing?
Changed ruling: Yes, Finder of Paths Unseen loses Presence once for the first action that destroys Invaders, and again for the second, movement-triggered action that destroys them. For example, if Finder uses "Rouse the Trees and Stones" to destroy 1 Town and push 1 Explorer into a land affected by the second mode of "Call to Guard" (played by any Spirit), then it pays "Responsibilities to the Dead" twice: once for "Rouse the Trees and Stones" destroying the Town and once for "Call to Guard" destroying the Explorer as a result of Finder moving it.
Read the condition as "After Dahan/Invaders are destroyed by one of your actions or an action you directly triggered by moving those Dahan/Invaders..." The original printed wording has awkward timing(†) and is thematically inappropriate in this case and other cases where multiple actions in an action tree destroy Dahan/Invaders.
(†) It's a triggered action that checks consequences of other triggers on the same action – it's much cleaner that game never does this, but just checks all triggers exactly once at the completion of each action.
(Discussion elsewhere) Tags: Triggered Actions, Changed rulings, Responsibilities to the Dead (Finder of Paths Unseen), Rouse the Trees and Stones, 3 more...