Swamped

Lots of nines, in a normal game, that's an advantage, but you can't worry about advantages when playing Lisa black.

It also helps to have the 6's of matching suit, the design on these cards give the 6 and 9's similar fonts. You won't trick Lisa with that - but she might think you would try.

But what is most interesting is the scholar of wings. That was Tom Third's card - well not his card really, but you can't think of a better card to represent him. Pick the scholar of wings.

It forgoes your advantage, but it's appropriate for your match. A subtle hint of your respect for Tom might be enough to convince her to help you after the game. Of course she might take it as a cheater just trying to use Tom's memory.

Don't set it down alone though. "Shuffle" your hand around and Place all of the cards down in a stack but in the same order you drew them (The order you listed them, DF). You've still technically put the scholar down - but that's just the kind of seedy move someone would play if they're trying to slip in extra cards or if they're confident in the luck of their draw, and have planned out their bets. Either way, you use her preconceptions against her.