Divine authority in isekai functions as a cage, regardless of whether that authority manifests as a comedic failure or a suppressed apocalypse. Comparing a YPS-3 entity like Aqua with a YPS-5 force like Mile exposes a shared deficit in Ego that numbers alone do not explain. Both characters possess an Ego score of zero because their identities are predetermined by external systems—one by a divine hierarchy she cannot navigate, the other by a cosmic miscalculation she cannot undo. Aqua’s struggle is an outward explosion of incompetence; her divine nature is a punchline that keeps her tethered to a party of misfits. Mile’s struggle is an inward collapse of identity; her continent-level capacity is a secret that isolates her from the very peers she seeks. The massive YPS gap renders a combat comparison irrelevant, yet the narrative symmetry is absolute. While Aqua fails upward through sheer luck and divine persistence, Mile succeeds downward by meticulously erasing her own presence. Both are prisoners of their own nature, proving that when power is granted rather than earned, the character ceases to be the driver of their own story and becomes a passenger to their own archetype.