Agency in the YPS-4 tier is not about the capacity to destroy a nation, but about who owns the will behind the weapon. The divergence between these two profiles reveals a stark contrast in how trauma and devotion warp the concept of certainty. One character operates as a high-functioning extension of another's delusion, building a global economic hegemony while maintaining a zero-score in ego. This creates a parasitic relationship with truth; the empire is real, but the purpose behind it is a hallucination. In contrast, the other character treats the world as a hostile tactical simulation where the only certainty is the probability of failure. His obsession with over-preparation is not a quirk but a rigid psychological shield against the memory of Ixphoria. While both function as strategic deterrents, the divide lies in their internal anchors. One finds stability in a misplaced faith in a savior, effectively erasing her own self-determination to serve a ghost. The other finds stability in a total lack of faith, using an exhaustive growth trajectory to eliminate the element of chance. This is a comparison between a prisoner of a lie and a prisoner of a truth. One achieves total worldly success while remaining emotionally hollow; the other achieves total tactical security while remaining psychologically scarred.