The true divide between these two isn't the gap between YPS-4 and YPS-5, but the inverse relationship between perceived agency and actual autonomy. Demiurge operates as the architect of a world-altering regime, yet his entire existence is a feedback loop of misinterpreting Ainz Ooal Gown's casual remarks as divine mandates. He possesses a high Bond score because his identity is entirely externalized; he does not exist without the Master. Conversely, Mile possesses the raw capacity to reshape continents, yet she spends her narrative erasing herself. While Demiurge builds a monument to a master he does not truly understand, Mile dismantles her own presence to protect a normalcy she can never truly inhabit. This comparison exposes a fundamental truth about authority-type power: it is either a tool for systemic expansion or a cage for the individual. Demiurge’s zero Darkness score reveals that absolute cruelty is a feature, not a cost, when programmed into a being. Mile’s zero Ego reflects a different kind of void—the deliberate suppression of the self to avoid the catastrophe of her own existence. One is a slave who believes he is a genius; the other is a god who pretends to be a failure.