Antimony had no questions for the Handmaiden, and when commanded to proceed, she did, unfurling the scrolls one at a time and casting from each one in turn.  Shrinking the corpses of the knight and her dragon down to sizes more appropriate for children to play with than for anything they had done in life, the sorceress carefully picked up each one and placed the two of them in her bag.  They would be kept safe in the extradimensional storage space of her handy haversack, and with the incantation of a flight spell, the sorceress was off, to deliver the corpses of the two to her assigned destination.<br/><br/>The sorceress would take the two corpses to the Fane of Lolth, lay them out where the Yochlol wished, and even dismiss the spell and return them to full size, if it was commanded of her.  Once her services were no longer required, she would return by flight, likely casting another spell to do so, and would then take up a ready position near Ilmlim, waiting on her new master to finish his divinations.<br/><br/>Reviewing the spells she knew while waiting for her master to give her the target's location, Antimony took a few seconds to cast a spell of protection upon herself, conjuring a suit of armor made of plates of invisible force to protect her body.  A greater version of the classic<em>mage armor</em>spell, it would protect her well for the remaining hours of the day.<br/><br/>The rest of her protections and enhancements were much shorter-duration spells, and would be best if saved for immediately before battling the traitorous assassin.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Antimony's made two castings of <em>fly</em> and one casting of <em>greater mage armor</em>, now.  The latter will last for 14 hours.</div></div>