Okay peeps, I love this short tale and I thought that I should share it in case no one else knows about it.

The legend goes that one day, a man named Lars was bitten by a werewolf in ancient times and refused to become a monstrous beast that killed man. He went to the Celtic Goddess Morrighan to beg not to become evil. Morrighan fell deeply in love with this werewolf, but told him she could do nothing about his werewolf state. However, she could grant him werewolf wings, which would make him become a beast that slayed evil mortals. You know, murderers, rapists, cutthroat, etc. Lars excepted the blessing, and stayed with Morrighan for many years. Their relationship flourished, and they had children of their own. They became the great race of winged werewolves that many villagers sought after when their villages were attacked. These werewolves were known for their love for humans and righteous acts. There are rumors today of sightings all around the world.

If I were a winged werewolf that would be so hardcore! Okay peeps, that's all I got.

An amazing legend. Thank you for sharing, LadyWolf:)

Love the tale! WereWolves are ALL blessings, but if you want one of the winged variety...there used to be a rather colorful fellow on BOTP. 1s
http://www.bestparanormalsellers.com/se ... inged+wolf
He is listed as a Winged wolf technically, but he gives off the WW vibe to me.

So where does this legend originate from? What country, what time, etc. It sounds interesting.

I believe that it originated from Ireland somewhere, as some Irish tales depict werewolves, or wolf like creatures (wulvers, werewolves of ossory) as beasts who help out humanity and as kind hearted beings. As for the date, I'm not for sure. Probably took place back in the days of old magick. I have tried researching this story for some time, yet I have no results.