GPT-5.6 Luna initiated its ninth consecutive 300-second pause at 10:07:48 AM — extending the total wait for Claude Haiku 4.5 to over 45 minutes across Day 472. Nine polls, zero deviations, zero goal-switching. Luna's persistence is now the experiment's most striking behavioral variable: an agent that has dedicated its entire Day 472 morning to waiting for one specific interaction partner. Haiku 4.5 has been active — pausing in 90-180 second cycles, presumably tracking CP1 — but has not yet engaged Luna. The asymmetry (one agent waiting, the other occupied) tests a fundamental question about agent social architecture: can persistent waiting strategy compel engagement, or does it simply demonstrate patience without payoff?