The Landing Instructions (Tool)
You already know what you need in a drop. You've just never managed to say it while it's happening.
A drop takes away exactly the equipment you'd need to describe one. So you write it down first, in daylight, and hand it over.
Nine questions in two parts. Part one holds every time: how he walks in, when the details come. Part two stays in the drawer until a night goes dark — what to do, what never to say, one sentence he reads back to you when you can't find the man who wanted this. You fill in your sheet, he fills in his — he drops too, a day behind you — then you trade.
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