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Numarak,
I see how you see it, and I'm no way saying your wrong, just my interpretation is different.
By choosing to delay, you take no action and then act normally on whatever initiative count you decide to act.
I see the no action as "You do not take any actions during your current point in the initiative order" meaning he he can act completely normally on his new initiative point. Part of acting normally, I would assume is maintaining his performance, like one could normally do on his turn.