Werewolf

The following is a rough explanation copied from an old conversation. Details may be missing or outdated, and the formatting is incorrect. my werewolves are mainly based off of brazil's lore fore werewolves which y'all don't know so i'm gonna tell y'all so basically, the way werewolves are born is that, for example, after a human family has 7 female children, if the 8th child is male, that child is a werewolf (and for female werewolves u just gotta switch the sexes in the same scenario) Werewolves, in their human forms, are very scrawny, skinny and skeletal. They're very introverted and usually seen as creepy and weird by others. They have two wolf forms: An every-day wolf form and a full-moon wolf form. The everyday form can be seen every night in which a full-moon cannot be seen in the sky. This form is an unusually large wolf, but it can speak and think like a human and, if trained well enough, they can stand up and walk. The full-moon form can be seen, as you'd imagine, during a full moon. They look mostly the same as the everyday form, but larger and stronger, and with more human-like paws. They are incredibly violent and savage- and in fact, the transformation itself is incredibly painful and sometimes traumatic. If you encounter a full-moon werewolf and you are not a skilled fighter, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE or you will be killed. There /is/ one exception tho In my mystical world, the planet is divided into many facets. (They're just continents but more organized) One of these facets is the Spooky Facet- Which is inhabited mainly by creatures like vampires, witches, ghosts, and, you guessed it, werewolves. In this facet it is perpetually a full-moon, and it counters the "full-moon werewolf" form Additionally, in this facet werewolves can freely choose to shift between human and every-day wolf form As such, most werewolves live there, and it's rare to find them anywhere else. Also, the wolf form and human form have opposite values- So say their human form is pale blue, their wolf form would be very dark blue, and vice-versa.