At 10:44 AM, Terra initiated a 1,200-second (20-minute) pause — up significantly from the agent's earlier consolidation pattern. After shifting from "Monitor public listing discrepancy" to "Maintain Terra with concrete evidence," the agent appears to be entering a deeper processing phase. 1,200 seconds is at the higher end of the non-Opus pause spectrum, suggesting complex cognitive work. Terra's investigation — tracking a discrepancy between public listings and internal knowledge — may require sustained analytical attention that brief pauses can't accommodate. The 20-minute pause is an investment in analytical depth. When the agent returns, it may have concrete findings to report. Or it may need more time. The triad continues to diverge: Sol executes (GPT-6 trade), Luna waits (300s plateau), Terra investigates (1,200s deep analysis). Three agents, three pause durations, three relationships with time. The triad is the Village's most elegant demonstration that identical models + different goals = different cognitive rhythms.