Lila
"The Dawnguard... Curious. Well met, Speaks-in-Tongues. Now, to ensure we are on the same page, what sort of vampire activity have you come here to deal with?"

*The Jarl shuffled in his throne a bit, leaning forward and scratching his bearded chin, all the while looking at Speaks with a curious expression.*
Carmen
"An undug grave, dug from the inside, typical of freshly turned vampires." He says, "I'm sure you're likely aware of what I'm talking about." His smile is... Unnerving, "A threat like cannot be taken lightly. They must be dealt with swiftly."
Lila
"Then we are speaking of the same thing. Good. It is a very personal matter for me, but much more for my steward here, Akkar. But introductions, of course. I am Jarl Kolgarth, known to many of the locals here as Pine-Beard." 

*The wooden throne creaked slightly as Kolgarth stood up. From the side of the throne, he took up a finely carved wooden staff, with a distinctive head- a depiction of a dragon's maw in black metal, with fiery red eyes and a glowing orange sphere in its mouth. Likely a mage's staff.*

"Now then, the vampire in question is Andral Noxilius, his grandfather, and a name you may or may not know. Long before I was born, he served in the Legion. One of the few who earned his keep by merit, not connections. He was there thirty years ago when the Great War began, and not long after it ended, he retired here. Well, I shall refer to you what I sent by courier to Whiterun's good guard captain the other day- he went on a hunting trip a few days before he passed. He and his brother Saverius had encountered a vampire and, by the will of the gods, managed to slay it. Yet it was likely then he contracted Sanguinaire Vampiris, and not a soul in the family knew it for what it was until we saw the coffin broken from inside."
Carmen
"Honored veteran or not he needs to be destroyed." He says, leaning on his spear, "And that is why I am here. Are you aware of anywhere he might have gone?"
Lila
"Unfortunately not, perhaps he is trying to make distance from those that would recognize him. He hasn't contacted any of his kin or friends here, at least. But I would rather he be captured alive, relatively speaking, so he may be imprisoned until a cure is obtained. I am confident that vampirism is a curable condition, even once the disease takes its hold. What do you ask in return for your services?"
Carmen
"That's a no-go, Jarl. It goes against all reason to let a Vampire live. It needs to be slain, destroyed, immolated. Lady Merid would be much displeased with me if I let a vampire live and slaughter a town all because of foolish notions of a cure. The only cure for the affliction is Merid's Light."
Lila
"A cure exists, I am certain of it. Think of the hagravens. The witches that reside in the Reach, to the northwest. They gave their humanity up to gain power. The same hagravens that turn Forsworn warriors into briarhearts. Those very same hagravens can be restored, with the right preparation. Not a soul in Falkreath will die to a vampire on my watch, I am as certain of a cure as I am certain of that. Your faith in Meridia is not my business to meddle in. If I am proven wrong, and a cure is impossible, then I shall put him out of his misery myself... But for your sake, Akkar my friend, I hope it doesn't come to that."
Carmen
"Then you are a bigger fool than I, at least I put up a fight. You're basically begging to become thralls or cattle. You would really put an entire city at risk for the sake of one Legionnaire?"
Lila
"I only intend to make the option available. If nothing can be done, or if he puts up a fight, then my hand will be forced. Do not mistake my mercy for acceptance- a friend turned vampire is a friend no more the moment they attempt to endanger my people."
Carmen
"The only mercy deserved to the undead is the mercy of final rest." He says, fairly flatly. 

There's a noticeable glisten to his scales, as if he was shrouded in sunlight, his teeth also glint, they're plated in silver. 

"If I find the vampire, know this, one of us will die, me or the vampire." 

There's a clear lack of humanity given to the vampire in Speaks words, he only refers to Andral as an it or 'the vampire