Einhasad was goddess of creation and created forms using her own spirit. Her children used their own powers to create life from these forms. Shilen instilled the spirit of water into the first form that was created. This is how the race of elves was created. Paagrio instilled the spirit of fire into the second form that was created. This is how the race of orcs was created. Maphr instilled the spirit of earth into the third form about Lineage II Adena. This is how the race of dwarves was created about Lineage II Adena. Sayha instilled the spirit of wind into the fourth form. This is how the race of arteias was created about Lineage II Adena.

Gran Kain was a god of destruction. When he saw the work of Einhasad, he became curious and jealous. He imitated Einhasad and created a form in his own image. Then he went to see Shilen, their oldest daughter, and asked her to instill spirit into the form about Lineage II Adena. Shilen was very surprised and told him, "Father, why do you want to do such a thing? Einhasad, my mother, is responsible for creation. Please do not covet the type of work that is not yours. A creature who receives life from a god of destruction will only bring about disaster."

But Gran Kain would not give up. After much cajoling and persuading, finally he was able to obtain Shilens consent. "I will do it then. But I have already given the spirit of water to Mother. So the only thing I can give you is the leftovers." Shilen gave the spirit of stagnant and rotten water to Gran Kain. Gran Kain gladly accepted it about Lineage II Adena. However, Gran Kain felt that it was not enough to give only one spirit to his creature. So he went to see Paagrio, his oldest son. Like Shilen, Paagrio also warned his father. However, he could not refuse Gran Kain. So he gave the spirit of dying fire to Gran Kain. Gran Kain gladly accepted it.