A war erupted as they fought for control of the great city, bringing out the worst in both races. One such conflict arose between the Humans and Winged Elves when the two races discovered the city of Heaven's Tear. He vowed never again to eradicate an entire species, so all conflicts between the races were to be resolved amongst themselves. The chief quality that Pan Gu gave all three races was free will. Between the three races, the Perfect World was created. And the third race, the Winged Elves, were born of Pan Gu's own blood, and exemplified beauty, grace, and purity. The race of the Untamed, born of Pan Gu's body, embodied freedom and peace, and possessed a unique connection with the natural order of the world. The Human race was born of Pan Gu's spirit, and demonstrated morality, honor, and an unlimited imagination. He created three races that possessed the traits he most treasured in himself. The world now cleansed, Pan Gu set about creating a new world, one filled with beings who were capable of Spiritual Cultivation. Then, with the power of water and wind, Pan Gu created a massive flood, which swept through the land and destroyed all life in its path. He built a floating city known as Heaven's Tear, and placed within the city the few creatures that had yet to be corrupted. Pan Gu saw that what he had created had become an Imperfect World, and moved quickly to rectify his mistake. These unnamed creatures were uncivilized, and before long, they began turning on one another and corrupting the world around them. From his shadow he formed the first sentient beings. It was then that Pan Gu made his first attempt to fill this new world with life. With his divine power, Pan Gu forged these elements into air, land, mountains, rivers, seas, and plant life and laid the foundation for a new world. But with no subjects to lord over, Pan Gu grew tired of his solitary existence and decided to decompose his body into five elements-fire, metal, wood, earth, and water. In the beginning of time, the first God of the universe, Pan Gu, lived an immortal life.
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