What the cast asks of you
Four things, in order. Your question, written plainly. Your birth date, the hour if you know it, and the place, because the chart of the moment is read against your own. Then, when the matter wants it, the chart asks one question of its own, the way any careful reader would, and you may answer in a line or leave it. Last, the register: your entry, sealed, and the tariff.
What happens after you pay
The moment of your question is already fixed and its chart is cast. Your charts are computed and read through the Concordance. Within 24 hours you receive the sealed document: the committed answer about timing with dated windows, one condition to verify, the named dissent, the chart of your question, and the full ledger of testimony. One follow-up question within two weeks is included.
Some questions are refused before payment: anything touching safety or harm, medical, legal or custody direction, questions about minors, and surveillance of another person's private life. Refused questions are never charged.