Comparing a law-rewriting hybrid to a divine authority figure renders YPS tiers functionally irrelevant. While one operates at YPS-7 and the other at YPS-3, the gap is not a matter of scale but of nature. This comparison reveals that isekai treats divine status as a mirror for the user's internal discipline rather than a tool for victory. Absolute power is a burden of restraint for Anos, who suppresses his ability to rewrite existence to foster a world of peace and genuine connection. His high Ego score reflects a conscious choice to operate within a moral framework. Conversely, Aqua's divine authority is a vacuum of discipline. She possesses the raw capacity for high-tier purification and resurrection, yet her lack of Ego and Growth transforms her divinity into a comedic liability. She does not command her power; her power simply exists as a backdrop to her vanity. Where Anos uses his status to build bonds, Aqua uses hers to avoid growth, treating her godhood as a permanent excuse for failure. The contrast shows that in the isekai genre, the distance between a World Ender and a city-level deity is measured by the willingness to submit one's will to a higher purpose. One chooses the burden of the crown to protect others, while the other wears it to avoid the effort of being useful.