The gap between raw divine scale and systemic manipulation proves that "Authority" is a liability when disconnected from intellectual agency. Aqua’s YPS-3 designation is essentially a decorative label. She possesses the destructive capacity to threaten a city, yet her DNA profile reveals a vacuum of Growth and Ego. She is a passenger in her own divinity, treating her status as a temporary inconvenience rather than a tool. Conversely, Shiroe operates at YPS-2—a lower physical ceiling—yet he exerts more control over the narrative than any deity. The comparison breaks down if one relies solely on the YPS scale. A YPS-3 entity typically outweighs a YPS-2 entity, but the DNA scores expose a critical inversion. Shiroe’s Power score of 92 reflects a mastery of systemic laws that renders Aqua’s raw output irrelevant. While Aqua wastes her authority on tantrums and party-funded luxuries, Shiroe uses the "Villain in Glasses" persona to architect an entire city-state from the ground up. This divergence is mirrored in their Bonds scores; Aqua’s relationships are based on the reluctant tolerance of her whims, whereas Shiroe’s are forged through the administrative labor of building a civilization. Ultimately, this pairing reveals that in a world of rules, the ability to rewrite the code is superior to the innate right to rule it.