"When the change comes... I shed my sin more so than my skin."

In old werewolf legends, it was said that the lycanthrope could turn its skin inside out, and that the fur would be underneath the human dermis. Many suspected werewolves were cut open in search of this inside out fur, and supposedly was never successful.

As it turns out, a Ragarog werewolf's fur grows beneath the skin, which peels away. These werewolves lose a lot more of their human mental selves when in this state than Grahll do, but are not monsters. They behave in a rather lupine matter… and, when they shed their skin, they are suddenly supplied with a large bit of protein to sate their appetite the instant they are done shapeshifting.

Anyway, another breed of werewolf, but not my favorite. There's a lot of biodiversity in my own little fantasy world.