The disparity in narrative utility between a strategic pillar and an emotional anchor reveals a fundamental truth about isekai support roles: stability is achieved either through the acceptance of hierarchy or the conquest of inadequacy. While a massive gap exists between YPS-5 and YPS-3 capabilities, the real tension lies in their opposing trajectories of self-worth. One character finds fulfillment by leaning into the role of the disciplined general, trading the autonomy of a tribal prince for the structured authority of the Jura-Tempest military. This is a path of refinement, not revolution. Conversely, the other character views power as the only currency capable of purchasing equality. The transformation into the "Fitts" persona demonstrates a willingness to endure a moral and identity-based cost—reflected in a higher Darkness score—to bridge the gap between a bullied child and a capable partner. The comparison breaks down if viewed purely through destructive output, as continent-level devastation renders city-level magic irrelevant in a direct clash. However, the data shows that the character with less raw power undergoes a far more radical internal evolution. The loyal general evolves to serve the state, but the devoted partner evolves to save herself from invisibility. One accepts the ceiling of their role to provide stability; the other shatters their own ceiling to find a place where they belong.