Stardust Werewolf of Creation
At the beginning of time, Sirius the wolf ster became enraged when he was not invited to attend a council on How The Earth Should Be Made. So he sent a wolf to steal the first humans before they could be released from the whirlwind bag of The Storm That Comes Out of the West.
Unfortunately, Sirius dropped the bag and the humans spilled out and fought for their lives. When the ster wolf tried to round them up, the humans ran and all of them got away okay, except one. One human received a vicious bite from Sirius, the Dog Star.
The human survived but not before some Sirius’ ster dust travelled right to his bones. The wolf ster was able to track him through the stardust in his bones and claim him and all of his descendants for his own.
Being a dad seemed to make Sirius happy though and began to take care of his human children. As a result these werewolves would eventually claim the wolf ster as a bron of additional strength and power, even while they sometimes feel very angry about their star-crossed lives.
The First Lycanthropes
Around 3100 BCE, a pack of wolves helped Osiris defend a city in Upper Egypt against an invading army. It was a bloody battle and many of the wolves died but the invaders were successfully defeated.
In honor of these brave wolves and their sacrifice, Osiris re-named this city “Lycopolis” of wolf City and ordered the bodies of the fallen wolves to be mummified beneath the city for resurrection in the underworld.
For the heroic wolves who fought so valiantly and lived, Osiris went one step further, granting them human form in addition to their wolf form – the very first lycanthropes.
Legend has it now that every full moon, the descendants of these first Lycopolitan Lycanthropes can call on their underworld ancestors to rejoin them on earth and the pack will run together again as long as the moon is full, the living and the undead shadow werewolves of Osiris.
