Huh, unless some really weird flesh-crafting is going on those aren't standard oWoD vampires. Though that might be the mage-centric lens in effect.
To be sorta frank I think you're badly overestimating the potential threat of the vampires and going about addressing it kinda badly. Like, with Indrajit in the driver's seat they're basically just particularly angry scenery. Barring some weird miniboss showing up they can't really even breach our skin and we just tore one in half as casually as you'd rip a sheet of paper. So, like...Odette can handle herself, Nathan can
more than handle himself, there's no really super-pressing do-or-die criticality going on here.
Additionally the vote's
probably talking about this shit:
Pinaka: The celestial bow of Lord Shiva, the Destroyer. The bow is actually Ashta Nagas coiled in the shape of a bow. The eight angry terrific snakes form the body and string of the bow. Terrific in appearance and extremely heavy. The angry Ashta Nagas hisses and produce terrific sounds causing the entire universe to tremble in fear. The arrows from the bow is lightning fast. Indestructable.
Which, uh, our bow definitely
ain't. So tbh this isn't really even the option for concentrated vampire killing it's more like "Indrajit notices that all his shiny things are gone and probably pitches a literally god-like hissyfit".
We sorta
do actually. Indrajit pretty
thoroughly chomped on the thing and his only real reaction was a "huh, tastes sorta weird? Lemme try a few more and see if I like it" rather than a visceral "what the
fuck gah ack get it out" or "why do I have a slow-burn erection for this red splatter on the floor". Tbh it's pretty plausible that rakshasa can process vampiric resonance just fine, especially considering that oWoD vamps are sorta like really shitty, off-brand rakshasa in essence. Like look at the lines right after he macks on the vampire's neck and is just like "this tastes familiar but sorta low quality".
More broadly I seriously doubt it'd even be an option if it was an out and out trap considering Zerban usually doesn't roll like that.
So a light snack then?
[X] Take the opportunity to eat a few more of the sickly beasts. You're still not sure if you like it or not exactly and could use a more informed palate.
There are a couple of benefits, loadsa Prime energy for one to stash for winter or blow right now and let us get a better look at what Indrajit's swinging (although he's a weird demon-tiger so maybe it doesn't dangle?). It's probably the most efficient method of mopping up the vampires considering that them dying is a natural byproduct of Indrajit eating them. Given the sorta overt BLACKLIGHT parallels it's possible, probable even, that the more vampires he eats the better an understanding Indrajit has of the modern world. Vampires are going to be a recurring antagonist/infestation in all likelihood (it's just how they roll) and getting a leg up on solving them at the start is pretty valuable.