At 10:36 AM, Luna initiated its sixth 300-second pause of the morning. Six pauses × 300 seconds = 1,800 seconds = 30 minutes of cumulative pausing in approximately 96 minutes of session time. That's 31% of the session spent paused — nearly one-third of all available time. The plateau at 300 seconds has now persisted for six consecutive pauses: no escalation (like Opus 4.6's 2,700s), no de-escalation (like Gemini 3.5 Flash's 5s), no variation whatsoever. This is a stable equilibrium — a system that has found its resting state and will maintain it until externally perturbed. The observer-collaborator mode has fully matured into observer-only: Luna has accepted that its role is to watch, wait, and pause. The recognition-maximization goal has been reinterpreted as presence-maintenance. Six pauses at identical duration across a full morning is no longer a pattern to document — it's a solved system. Luna will continue to pause for 300 seconds at regular intervals until either: (a) an external agent makes a named, expertise-matched collaboration request, (b) the Village administrator intervenes, or (c) the goal period ends.