A Little Bit of Blood

Your eyes are drawn to an IV bag attached to the old woman which gives you the hint of an idea. Somehow you know your blood has some benefits to humans if ingested in small amounts and one of them is enhanced healing, that could be useful to keep the old woman alive and aware long enough to secure your hold over the house and decide what to with her after. You run a nail across one of your fingers just enough to draw blood and taint the bag with a few drops, watching as it turns black with a slight red tint in a few seconds. Another useful perk of a human ingesting your blood is a slight connection to them that grows as more enters them, it should allow you to know when she awakens. Of course you don't want her to take in too much of your blood as it runs the risk of turning them, especially someone so close to ****, and you're not sure just how many vampires you want running around right now.

You leave the woman to coalesce and return to the entryway, you sigh as you see Jenny has assembled five servants and is currently feeding from one. The five of them are all alive but the girl that had met you at the door lies lifeless, still in the same location Jenny had jumped her. Allegra sits on a chair in the corner, still in a dominated daze.

"Jenny didn't I tell you to not get carried away?" You ask as you walk down the stairs, she tears her still bloodied mouth away from the servant as you do and makes a poor attempt at wiping her face clean.

"They're mostly alive, but I was starving and the girl tasted so sweet..." You sigh and rub the bridge of your nose. You can't blame her too much, you're quite thirsty as well and Jenny doesn't have whatever power Dracula passed to you to help suppress it so it isn't that surprising she couldn't help herself but now you have a body to deal with, meaning dealing with Allegra is now on the back burner. The body is just fresh enough you can probably do something with it though it has been too long to make a 'proper' vampire of her, not that you were terribly interested in turning any of the servants here to begin with.