Dear sister,
I hope this letter finds you well. I've been living near Falkreath these past few moons, and a problem has arisen that I believe would suit someone of your talents.
You see, there have been attacks on the full moon. People mauled as if by an animal. Clearly the work of a werewolf, or someone who wants us to believe such...
So far the Jarl will do nothing.
Please, if you can help, meet me in the Dead Man's Drink in Falkreath.
With all my love,
Ena
She looks carefully, making a ball of magical light almost as an afterthought - primarily scanning the floor for any signs of claw-marks or remnants of blood, focusing around the entrances.
"You haven't been here long, but is there anyone who could speak to your character?"
Petra spells out the name: Julitta Salvarus.
I've known her since I was a child. My sister did business with the family.
"Thank you. Hopefully this'll all be resolved soon." If Petra has nothing further to sign, she says goodbye and lets herself out.
"I'll be talking to a friend of hers, Julitta Salvarus, for character references at some point. Petra doesn't strike me as the type to half-win a fight with a werewolf, or to not seek healing if bitten, but you never know. There wasn't any sign that she'd ever turned inside her house - from what I've seen, the first transformation is usually a surprise."
She keeps to herself the way Petra had signed Julitta's name a bit emphatically - that could be anything, and Petra might just want her name cleared sooner.
"I'd like to go ahead and finish everything with Petra before moving down the list, so do you know where this Julitta lives? Or anything about her?"
"Old Falkreath family. Mostly Imperials. They distribute alchemical ingredients, wolfsbane mainly."
Unfortunately she doesn't know enough about botany to remember if that's strange. Though she's not aware of many uses for wolfsbane beyond poisoning werewolves.
"Lead the way, then."
He leads and takes her to what seems like one of the nicer and larger homes in the city.
It takes a while but eventually, a small redguard woman opens the door. Her hands and bits of her face seem to be covered in black charcoal. She blinks at them.
"Hey, sorry, I was upstairs.. wasn't expecting anyone."
"It's okay. We'd like to talk to Julitta Salvarus, about an old friend of hers, Petra, if now's a good time."
"Oh! Yes, I know them. Never really had much to do with them though. I think they had a sister? She mostly dealt with my uncles. Who aren't here."