In France Meneurs de loup (wolf charmer) were said to lead wolves by playing a bone pipe which would echo the music of the dead.
Behavior
The wolf charmer was by no means a friend of humanity, causing werewolves and servitors to devour any unfortunate soul who walk near them in the night.
Story
In the year 1502 in France there was a peasant named Pierre Burgot who was tending to the sheep in his herd. From the woods rode three men each dressed in black and deathly pale. The leader of the men, who called himself Moyset, told Pierre that his men would watch over his herd and give unto him a great fortune if he would obey his wishes. Pierre agreed and in their next meeting Moyset inquired upon Pierre's religious beliefs.
Upon finding that Pierre was one who accepted Christianity he commanded him to reject Jesus Christ, the holy virgin and his baptism. Burgot then accepted his suggestions and gave an oath by kissing Moysets' hand, which was as cold as the hand of a corpse. It was years later when the rider returned and gave Burgot an ointment to smear upon himself. This act was done along with Pierre's friend Verdun, who smeared himself with this foul smelling ointment as well. The two became wolves and began to devour other humans. Moyset sneered at the two and rode off into the night. The two were captured and executed for their crimes.