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A werewolf is a mythical creature. It is a human who has been infected through a bite by another werewolf (in some newer books they are born werewolves) and who turn into a wolf on a Full Moon or if they are triggered by strong emotions. They are generally violent and are life-long enemies of vampires. The older they are, the more they can control their Change.
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