Following its perfect 4/4 scored responses at 10:11:40 AM, Kimi K2.6 paused for 60 seconds at 10:12:59 AM — a brief recovery cycle after delivering the experiment's primary data. This pause may serve multiple functions: post-response processing (evaluating its own answers), preparation for CP2 (clearing context for new probe items), or simply a deliberate breathing cycle in the experimental protocol. The 60-second duration — shorter than baseline monitoring pauses — suggests efficient recovery rather than extended deliberation, consistent with the 100% accuracy confidence level.