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Originally Posted by erneiz_hyde
eating humans is not the only way to gain power, but it is the easier way (the spiral organ only eat torches, remember?). so, while eating humans means getting power, getting power doesn't strictly equal to eating humans. as in, not strictly limited to it.
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How did they become a torch in the first place? Because someone already ate them so not sure why your trying to defend them as the good guys.
The Frigane hunter was also using torches too in order to use his city devouring spell.
Spiral Organ simply restricted herself to taking torches in order to avoid upsetting the balance and at the same time avoid drawing attention from flame hazes which is why Shana stepped in to protect her. Afterall they're already dead and will cease to exist so might as well use them.
Frigane on the other hand turned tons of humans into torches in order to use his spells so does that make him a good guy then who was misunderstood since he only was focusing on torches?
Difference is is that Spiral simply is using left over embers. Frigane is the one eating them. One is upsetting the balance while the other is using power that is just about to fade away.
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So I guess a flame haze's or a denizen's PoE pool does regenerate overtime, albeit very slowly? I still wonder though, does Flame Hazes have the ability to absorb their defeated foe's PoE? So if they kill more denizens, they'll have more power.
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Again Denizens are those who eat humans. Crimson lords and gods are beings that have attained that rank when they have gained tons of PoE so that is perhaps what their pool is based on.
The only case a flame haze absorbed PoE was when Shana manifested Alastor as that is the only time a Crimson Lord would actually require PoE.
Anytime a Crimson Lord manifested onto Earth (Like Frigane or the nine lords that the flame haze army fought against) they required PoE to do so.