Female Werewolf

Werewolves have existed in folklore in one form or another for thousands of years, originating from proto-Indo-European mythology and later appearing in other cultures. The term "werewolf" means "wolf man" in Old English, similar to the "wolf skin" of Slavic or "wolf human" (lycanthrope) derived from Ancient Greek. Some were thought to shapeshift between forms on will, while others were believed to be cursed. A lesser known attribute of the witch hunts in Medieval Europe was the simultaneous persecution of those considered to be werewolves. Not a nice time to live.
The beautiful character Volchista is a werewolf, and uses her attractiveness to lure the giant wolf Vedrir into battle.

Female Werewolf