((She probably does, but it's not the sort of thing she'd normally bring up.))<br/><br/>The red iris rings lit up again for several seconds. The list of titles faded and was replaced with a series of excerpts from assorted texts, each detailing the method to cast a particular spell, listed in ascending order by length. The rings dimmed. "Thirty-two." The majority of the spells listed were penned in Merbamm's handwriting, and probably described rituals for either creating constructs or preparing equipment to do the same, but his idiosyncratic shorthand made it difficult to know for sure without advanced knowledge of construct creation. There were a handful of basic utility spells in there as well, but there were five listed that were actually dangerous. Six, if you counted the behavioural rules the deactivated box of sharp in the alcove apparently followed under normal conditions. Three were hexes of varying severity normally cast on containers. A fourth was a stair-shifting curse, presumably to prevent people from getting upstairs without permission, and the fifth was a quick-and-dirty spell for containing volatile alchemical compounds that tended to degrade if not recharged frequently. Going by the cupboards and the top drawer of the desk, at least two such spells had already failed. The list also, notably, did not list how many instances of the same spell were present.<br/><br/>If Dolos were to look at the very end of the list, he'd find that there are at least eighty pages of convoluted documentation on the method used to create Iné herself, all in Merbamm's tiniest cramped scrawl.