To the baths

The two of you head down the corridor and make a left turn, then a right. Whatever you can think of to confuse the hellhound which you are not even sure is following you, just that it was close enough for you to hear it’s howl.
Eventually you come to the baths to which Gabrielle says “Let’s hide in here.”
Once inside you close the door and put a chair underneath the knob. If anything really was hunting you down, it would have a difficult time getting in here.
You and Gabrielle then turn around and notice you are not alone in the baths. Glenda, an elf that had joined the order was there too, along with a woman you had never seen before. Both of them were taking a bath. They acted as if they were not even aware the abbey had been overrun by daemons.

“Sabine, hello there.” Glenda said as she waved to you. “Come join us, the water is nice.”
Before you have a chance to respond Gabrielle grabs your arm and says “Something feels wrong here, be careful.”
She then lets you go and you walk up to Glenda and the woman.
“Glenda, you need to get out of the water.” You tell your elven friend.
“What? Why?” The green haired elf asks.
“The abbey has been overrun. It is full of daemons now.”
Glenda and the woman look at each other, then the woman turns to you and says, “We haven’t seen any daemons here. Are you sure you aren’t mistaken.”
“I’m sure.” You say. “I even got stabbed by a spear I had to literally pull out of myself.”
You hold the now purified spear in front of the two women. Glenda seems intrigued by it, the strange woman however seems to pull back from it.
“If you’ve been stabbed, then why aren’t you bleeding?” The woman says.
“It’s a long story.” You say. “Miss …?”
“Xallia, my name is Xallia.” The woman replies. “And I don’t mind long stories. Why don’t you put that weapon aside and join us in the water.”
“Good idea, Xallia.” Glenda says. “Gabrielle can join too.”
Gabrielle sighs and says, “Sabine. We don’t have time for this. We need to move.”
“The two of you seem like you’ve been in a fight.” Xallia continues. “Don’t you want to wash away the sweat?”
Xallia is right. You have been sweating, causing your robes to become dirty and cling to your body. It would do you some good to wash up. But Gabrielle is also right, you can’t stay here long.