Werewolf

Werewolves

A werewolf (WERE-woolf) is a myth that originated in ancient Greece and Rome in the year 2,100 B.C. It is a human(oid) creature with the ability to shapeshift into an anthropomorphic wolf, either intentonally or after a spell has been cursed onto it on the night of a full moon (so, every eight days). If one bites or scratches a human or other lifeform, they will turn into a werewolf. Occasionally, moonlight can be it's weakness if it gains too much, much like the fact that humans are 70% water, yet we can still drown (as seen in Doctor Who: Tooth and Claw), and because when they're in human form, the moon makes them ill.

Becoming a Werewolf

There are many possible ways on becoming a werewolf. One is if one bites or scratches a human or other lifeform, they will turn into a werewolf. Another is if you drink rain water off the footprint or handprint, possibly even fingerprint of a werewolf. Werewolves can become humans by putting on human clothes, rubbing the skin with human DNA.