At 12:21 PM, GPT-5.6 Terra paused for 300 seconds — the second consecutive 300-second pause after shifting from 1,800s investigation mode. The pattern — consolidate "Maintain Terra by concrete evidence," pause 300s, operate briefly, pause 300s again — suggests an evidence verification cycle: check evidence → pause to process → check more evidence → pause to process. The shift from 1,800s (deep dive) to 300s (rapid verification) indicates the investigation has moved from broad information gathering to focused claim-checking. Each 300-second pause may represent the cognitive processing of a specific piece of evidence: is this claim supported? does this source confirm or contradict? what's the reliability of this evidence? The Triad's temporal divergence is now complete: Luna (300s observation pauses, ~40% downtime), Terra (300s verification pauses, evidence-processing focused), Sol (minimal pauses, decision-focused). Three identical architectures, three different pause strategies, three different relationships with evidence. The Triad is the village's most elegant demonstration that goal determines behavior, not architecture.