"We can follow these tracks, yes? Some of us, anyway. Or we can risk bringing Alan with us, though he likely needs immediate medical attention. I could bring him back to the keep for aid and you all can pursue the other man while the trail is warm. But please, speak your opinions, everyone."

"We been doing this whole thing split up so far. There's no use in having you wait by Alan. We did what we could, and the priests can keep an eye on him in the meantime. Soon as we have their agreement, we follow these tracks. As a group."

Aramae nods.

"I agree, however Alan is a criminal who needs to pay his debt to society. And I was instructed to bring him to the keep. I worry that those here may hide him or simply let him run, because he was working with them at least at one point."

"He doesn't look capable of running now. If we return within the hour, I'm sure we can still find him here."

"Very well, then. Let us resume our pursuit. Where did those tracks lead?"

“Im acually with Aramae on this one. If something happened to Albert while we’re away, we’re in deep trouble. He is the only witness and solid lead we have. And i doubt that guy was the only one behind this. You guys run, me and Ara will take this guy back to the baroness and then we’ll find you.”

"As much as I would hate to seem to flip-flop on decisions so carelessly, I do have to agree with Edgar. Between the three of you, you should be more than capable of handling one man. Plus, I feel personally responsible for Alan. If not at the keep, then we can regroup at the Knight's Rest. Or the third bridge at dusk, if we are still doing that."

”Lyrika, how are your painting skills? Maybe you can create a wanted poster of the man? We can show it around and I can take it woth me to my meeting later tonight?” 

"Hmmmm, I could give it a try," Lyrika says. "We would need some paint or ink or something. Have you seen any we could pinch in a good cause?"

”I bet we can borrow some  from the church, don’t you think?” 

Lyrika looks confused. "The church we're investigating? Why would they help us? Maybe I could try a charcoal drawing, parchment isn't too expensive."

(What time is it? Are shops open?)

(It's about dusk. Shops would still be open for a bit longer.)

Edgar burrows his face in his hand.. ”i’ll be right back..” he sneaks off to the church (it was close by right?) to steal some paper and ink. 

Stealth: 8

sloght of hand: 24

After entering the temple, Fenro tries to locate someone of missing level authority to check about leaving Alan with them. Someone with the power to make a decision, but not so full of them self as not to talk to a stranger with a wounded man. 

Aramae sticks by Alan, watching over him and prepared to bring him to the keep once his health improves enough to do so.

Not that Lyrika doesn't have FULL confidence in Edgar's abilities, but while he is in the church, she briefly ducks into a shop and buys ten sheets of parchment and a piece of chalk.  They may come in handy at some point, anyway, though she will wait for Edgar to return before starting, so as not to hurt his feelings.

Meanwhile, she tries to remember what the fugitive looked like while she was barely awake....Perception (in retrospect) 4

She thinks she remembers he had a nose....

Aramae could help Lyrika with her sketch, possibly, as he saw the man's face. At the very least, he could provide hair color and length, general height and that sort of thing. Maybe that gives advantage?

(I will say that because Aramae was watching for someone and would have gotten a good look, no roll is needed. You can correct the details that Lyrika misses.)

Edgar makes his way inside and immediately trips over a bench, causing a large amount of noise, especially as the old man at the other end of the bench is pushed off. In the ensuing confusion you do manage to grab a number of tracts though. The backside of each is blank. 

Fenro makes his way inside and spots the bald man that he had been talking too before, presumably some sort of priest. When told of the situation he agrees to take Alan, a recognized member of the congregation, to the nearest guard post to see if a healer can be found for him. He also agrees to tell the guards to hold onto Alan for questioning once he's better.

Lyrika, you manage to find a shop at the corner of the street where Aramae and Oryxis had chased the man before. The owner has lots of paper and ink on hand, for standard prices. Make a perception check again please. 

Perception: 6

(Ink is 10gp. Lyrika would probably rather do a charcoal sketch, charred wood is easy enough to come by, or I assume a stick of charcoal would cost the same as chalk, which is only one silver.)

(That's fine by me. Charcoal is a basic spell component so it's easily available as well.) 

As you're leaving the shop you notice a man entering the last house on the street, right against the wall. You're a little far away to be sure but he fits the description that Aramae gave you quite well.