You just feel a bit drained

Once more you wake up in this room, though this time it is not as dark as before. There are a couple of lanterns all over the place, all shedding bright light.
The first thing you do is check your neck, hoping being bitten by a vampires was just a bad dream. As your fingers touch your neck, you feel someone has wrapped it in bandages. Probably done by Keyla, after you passed out. Quite considerate of her, despite the whole sucking your blood thing.
When you check the rest of yourself, you find you are still naked. It makes you quite uncomfortable to be nude like this in a strangers home. You should find yourself some clothes but you can’t see anything you can wear. Instead, you take the bed sheets and wrap them around your body.

You get up from the bed where Keyla fed on you and look around. It is the first time you actually get to see what this room looks like.
The place feels like a cell. There are no windows and just one door. In the middle of the room is a table with a chair. On the table is a lantern and some books. One the other side of the room is a large case full of books.
Opposite the door stands an altar, adorned with drapery and flowers. On the altar stands a coffin. It is made from mahogany wood and the inside is lined with red velvet. That must be where Keyla rests during the day.

You slowly walk to the coffin, hoping Keyla is sleeping inside. Maybe you can get the drop on her and kill this vampires before she harms any others. But when get to the open coffin, you find it empty. It is then the door opens and Keyla walks in.

“Ah, you are awake. Good morning.” Keyla greets you.

This time Keyla isn’t wearing just some black underwear. She’s wearing tight leather pants, which shows off her ass, as well as a corset, which pushes up her breasts.
In her arms, she is carrying half a loaf of bread, some cheese and a bottle of water. Keyla places them on the table in the center of the room and says “Please, eat some.”

You have to admit you are feeling rather hungry, and though the **** finally wore off, you are still feeling a bit weak.

“It is normal to feel a bit ‘drained’ after you have been fed on. But a healthy breakfast can do much to counter that.” Keyla explains.
She points to the chair and says “Please, take a seat.”

“Why are you being so nice?” You ask the undead woman as you, quite uncertainly, sit down on the chair.

“Well, my dear.” Keyla begins. “I can call you, dear, right? I never got your name.”

“My name is Sabine.” You say just before you put some bread in your mouth.

“You have some of the most delicious blood I’ve ever tasted, Sabine.” Keyla continues.

You roll your eyes and sigh.

“Don’t be like that, Sabine. It is hard to find people with such high quality blood.”
Keyla kneels next to the table and rests her elbows on the edge.
“That makes you a very valuable commodity amongst vampires. We are quite hesitant to give up on such quality personnel.”

You point an accusing finger at Keyla and say “So you’re saying you will keep me alive so you can feed on me regularly?”

“That is the intention.” The vampires replies with a sheepy smile.

“Sorry, but that’s not going to happen.” You tell Keyla.

Keyla smiles, clearly amused by your defiance. “Really? You’re planning to fight me on this?”

Rather than explain her you’re a paladin, you tell her about the daemon infestation at White Cliff abbey and how Launsdorf will likely be the first village to fall when the daemons start moving out of the castle.
As you tell her all about this, you see Keyla’s earlier amusement get replaced by irritation.

“Fuck.” Keyla says as she gets up. “I’m going to have to leave this place. Dammit, I figured I could have stayed here for at least a couple months. Blasted daemons.”

You find it quite interesting how Keyla’s predicament amuses you.

“Actually, you can stay if you like.” You tell Keyla.

The blonde vampires looks at you with surprise, but waits for you to explain yourself.

“All you have to do is allow me to travel to the city of Gerlangen. Once I warn the Supreme War mother, she will send an army of paladins to clean out the daemons. Then Launsdorf will remain safe and you can stay here.”

“Oh really,” Keyla replies with half closed eyes. “And what will prevent you from telling your war mother about my presence here.”

Darn, you had hoped Keyla would not look that far ahead.

“No Sabine. I need to move and I have to do it quickly.”

“All right then. Take your stuff and go.” You tell her.

“I can’t.” Keyla says. “Dawn has come. Stepping outside now will kill me.”

It is that late already? You had no idea you slept through the night. The daemons might already be on their way here.
Suddenly you feel the chair you sit on get pulled backwards and before you know it you are face to face with Keyla. She has her hands on either side of your head and forces you to look into her cold blue eyes. Strange, you remember here irises being red.

But then Keyla’s eyes change color and turn into the dark red you remember from before.

“You will go talk to the people in Launsdorf and find me a wagon.” Keyla orders you.

“Find a wagon.” You reply absentmindedly, unable to draw your eyes away from hers.

“A wagon, or a kart, whatever. Something that can carry my coffin.” The vampires repeats her order.

“Carry coffin.” You reply again.

“You will succeed in this, whatever the cost.” Keyla finishes.

“No matter the cost.” You softly reply.

Then Keyla’s eyes return from dark red to cold blue and she releases you.

“Now go, my thrall. You have a mission to complete.”

You snap out of your trance and suddenly feel like leaving. Great, you’re happy to get away from this bloodsucker. Even better if she doesn’t bother to stop you.
As you exit the room, you find yourself back in the place you and Murt fought. Your robes are there, lying over one of the chairs and a little further lies the body of old man Murt. Keyla doesn’t seem to have bothered to move, or cover or touch him at all.
Whatever, you cast off the bedsheets and quickly put on your robes. Before you exit the building, you check Murt's body and find a purse in his pocket. It contained one silver and a couple coppers. Great, you'll make sure to put those to good use. Time to leave this village.