Vinnie's far more confident around demon temptresses than with normal Earth girls. He's on familiar ground. He only gets nervous when he cares.


I'd argue that just as chaos encompasses creation and destruction, order can encompass preservation and progression.


Of course that could just be an assumption. There's also the possibility that the pyramids were seen as actual vehicles to transport people from one life to another, and were therefore instruments of change. And pyramids are only the product of one small segment of Egyptian culture from a couple of eras of a culture lasting a millenium. The temple culture certainly seems to have had strong interest in the dead and the memory of the dead, but likewise it seems to have concern for fertility, for conquest, for the sciences.


You could argue that Koo's "ideal unchanging Egypt" was actually soured order, whereas any Agent of Chaos would be promoting Egypt as the cradle of civilisation that transformed the world.