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| So... you will sign a contract with: a Werewolf. |
Werewolves are characters from Germanic mythology, shapeshifters. This character was depicted as a person who transforms at night (always during a full moon) into a wolf. Ancient Germanic peoples believed that at night, the shapeshifter roamed the area and attacked people and domestic animals. In later Christian legends, the werewolf appeared as a representative of a pack of wolf-shapeshifters. Led by the devil himself, this pack raided at night and destroyed everything in its path. Legends about the human-shapeshifter exist in the beliefs of almost all peoples and cultures. Phobias associated with the belief in werewolves reached their peak at the end of the Middle Ages, when shapeshifting was directly identified with witchcraft and heresy, and the figure of the wolf-man was a central theme in various "Hammer of Witches" and other works (for example, "De lamiis et Phitonicis milieribus" by Ulrich Molitor). In the myths of Slavic tribes, a person who transformed into a wolf at night was called not only a shapeshifter, but also a wolf-skin, a vurdalak, or a volkolak. |
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