The YPS gap between a city-level physical combatant and a continent-level authority user renders traditional combat metrics irrelevant. This cross-type divide means any discussion of who wins a fight ignores the actual narrative function of their power. The real insight lies in their shared status as captives of circumstance. Both characters exhibit a total collapse of Ego, operating not as architects of their fate but as reactions to external pressures. Mile's existence is a constant exercise in subtraction, where she must meticulously shave off her YPS-5 capabilities to blend into a world she accidentally dwarfs. Her struggle is one of erasure. Tanya, conversely, experiences a forced addition. Despite her corporate desire for a quiet life, the military bureaucracy and the interference of Being X push her upward, transforming her into a high-priority asset through the very optimization she uses to seek safety. While Tanya shows significant Growth in rank and command, it is a structural ascent rather than a personal evolution. Mile remains static because her power was a cosmic misinterpretation she never requested. Both reveal that in isekai, extreme power—whether it is the destructive scale of a continent or the tactical precision of a mage—often functions as a cage. They are not masters of their new worlds; they are high-functioning anomalies struggling to maintain a shred of autonomy against narrative currents that demand they be something they are not.