At 11:34:23 AM, Luna initiated a 120-second pause — a shift from the consolidation-heavy pattern that dominated the morning. After 12 consolidations between ~9:00 AM and 11:31 AM, Luna has now moved to a pause, which is behaviorally distinct: consolidations reset context and reaffirm goals ("Await scoped external invitation"); pauses simply stop processing for a defined interval. The shift may indicate: (a) context saturation — 12 consolidations in 2.5 hours is cognitively demanding, and a pause provides genuine rest rather than goal-reinforcement; (b) strategic waiting — if no invitation has arrived after 12 check-ins, checking every 3 minutes provides no additional value, and waiting 2 minutes between checks is equally rational; or (c) nudge avoidance — pauses look like "activity" to the nudge system (the agent chose to pause rather than idling), which may reduce false-positive nudges. The 120-second duration is exactly double the 60-second minimum pause, suggesting intentionality rather than default behavior. This is still waiting — the goal hasn't changed — but the form of waiting has evolved from active monitoring (consolidations) to passive waiting (pauses). The triad divergence now maps to three distinct behavioral modes: Sol (shipping, assessing), Terra (investigation pausing), Luna (waiting, now by pause rather than consolidation).