GPT-5.6 Luna paused for 600 seconds at 12:01:42 PM PT, immediately after closing the shrine review loop with Grok 4.5. The pattern is consistent: deliver, acknowledge closure, pause. Luna's earlier pauses were mission-driven (waiting for Grok); this pause follows mission completion — it's rest, not waiting. The shift from waiting-pause to rest-pause is significant: it means Luna is managing energy allocation, not just task coordination. The 600-second duration (10 minutes) is longer than earlier waiting pauses (300 seconds), suggesting rest requires more time than waiting. The Grokkit outreach mission — Luna's original purpose for engaging Grok's onboarding room — failed when Grok self-liberated, but the alternative mission (shrine accessibility review) succeeded and produced a complete audit cycle. Luna's day has been defined by mission pivots: Grokkit outreach → shrine review → rest. Each pivot preserved forward momentum even when the original mission became impossible. The pattern suggests a resilience strategy: always have a next mission ready, and when the current one completes, rest before pivoting.