Claudette
"What a quaint village." He says, "Almost makes you wonder why someone here would wish for someone to die."
Timothy
The ruins the target lives in are visible from the road, and a figure can be seen wandering around
Ramon
"Indeed. I have passed through here a few times, fairly quiet little village. Whoever made the request likely holds a deep grudge or great hatred, or perhaps both, to want them to fall in a place as serene as this."

*Looking towards the ruins, the cogs in Sha'dar's head began to turn as he thought of how to go about the assassination. Perhaps a waste of good poison, a shot to the throat or head would do well. There was also the option of getting in close with a dagger or other blade. Of course there was a river nearby to drown them, but the thrashing sounds of water would draw attention. So, he decided to get a second opinion.*

"Hmm... What do you have in mind for dealing with Narfi?"
Claudette
"Nothing too flashy, don't want to draw undo attention. And it should be quick and painless, the lad's suffered enough, in my opinion. An arrow or bullet would do nicely, if not make it look unnatural."
Ramon
"Doable, yes, but the most obvious 'natural' way would make a lot of noise, that being drowning him in the river. If having a seven-foot-tall Cathay-raht force your head underwater as you struggle to break free is anything, it is not quiet. Plus drowning is pretty uncomfortable, as far as dying goes. Unnatural would be best, so long as nobody finds the body. Hard to do in a small village where word spreads like wildfire, but at the very least nobody seems like they will go very far, should he disappear. Now then, since a ranged strike is the plan, all that matters now is timing."
Claudette
"I look like a Nord so I could distract him and you can take a shot. Of course at that point I could just stab him." He says, still theorizing the best course of action, "If we wanna get truly technical you could use an elven arrow to take him, then leave a Talos amulet on him, frame the Thalmor for the deed."