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Luison (Guarani: Wolf-Man)
They are South American in origin. Luison can come off as being suave and polite, but they're typically greedy and out to make a fortune. They are not above betraying and manipulating loved ones for monetary gains. On the other hand, they aren't as prone to resorting to violence as Blutbaden are, and they rely more on deception and psychological fear to achieve their goals.
Notables: Gabriel Martel, Javier Martel, Julio Martel, Matheus Martel
Luison
Luison is said to be the lord of the night and is associated with death. His habitat is limited exclusively to cemeteries, burial grounds or other locations similarly tied in with the concept of death, and his sole source of food is dead and rotting flesh. If Luison passes through a person's legs, it is said, the person turns into Luison. In some versions, Luison only appears on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday night. Luison also fills the same function as the Grim Reaper in many European societies, and it was said that the touch of his cold, clammy hand was a sure sign that one's days on the earth were numbered.
With the arrival of European settlers in the area came myths and legends not indigenous to the Guaraní people. Over time the myth of Luison slowly began to mix with the imported legend of the werewolf, to the point where Luison began to lose many of his associations with death. In many areas of the Guaraní-speaking world the Luison's description has changed to that of a half man, half dog creature, and now bears many similarities to the classical werewolf story. Modern tales tell of a Luison that hunts by the light of the moon, is no longer confined to cemeteries and may hunt living victims down for food. It is sometimes also believed that the curse of the Luison may be transferred to other victims via biting, much as the curse of the werewolf. In part the transition from the original myth to a more werewolf-like creature is because Luison was the seventh son. The seventh son, especially in Paraguay, was thought to be cursed to become a werewolf.
In the original version of the myth, Luison was the seventh and last child of Tau and Kerana, and thus was the most accursed of the bunch. He was of vaguely human appearance, but said to be extremely ugly, even horrendous looking. Luison had long, dirty hair that fell down to cover most of his form, pale and sickly looking skin and eyes, and accompanied by the constant, fetid odor of death and decay. So frightening and repulsive was his appearance that his mere presence would instill terror in any unfortunate enough to encounter the beast.
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Since it's Halloween, here's the Werewolves series I did for Hatchlings on Facebook! I researched werewolf myths from around the world & drew some of my fav ones. Featured here are the Classic Werewolf, Monster Wolf, Wolfcoat, Luison, Faoladh, and Kurtadam. They are from England, Greece, Iceland, Argentina, Ireland, and Turkey respectively.

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Beware of the seventh son of Tau and Kerana. He who feeds on corpses and carries the stench of death. Fear him always, but beware most if you too are a seventh son, because you he wants the most. He will turn you in to him and curse you to do his bidding.
In Guaraní mythology, Luison is one of the seven children of Tau and Kerana. He is described as horrifically ugly, and is often depicted as sickly and dirty, with shaggy black hair covering his body. He is said to stink of death and decay.
Luison is said to be the lord of the night, and dwell in graveyards and other burial grounds. He subsists entirely on the flesh of the dead. Some stories claim that if Luison passes between a person's legs, they will become him. Others say that if he touches you, you will die soon after.
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looking for that good old rotton goodness 16. Name: Luison Origin: Guarani Myth Description: Long hair that covers most of him, sickly skin, and he is a man shape like a dog Behavior: Live in cemeteries, eat rotten flesh Powers: Is a death god