"Stray werewolf" (Patreon)

PS: I know I've talked about wanting to completely finish this comic, but I feel like I can't do it anymore. Now I've realised that comics are a very fascinating thing, but difficult.

Even though he's in a state between sketch and finished work, I still love him. My first brainchild is like a comic book! I'm satisfied no matter what. (Yes, this one has no serious dialogue or so x3) Also, I'd be happy if you could point out any mistakes in these simple phrases to me x`3333) 

What's the point? I actually appeared to meet two of my characters in this comic. Helena and a werewolf (yes, I haven't thought of a name for him at the moment as he doesn't have a full design). But at this point I do know that he is: 

1. Doesn't talk. He can, but apparently he just doesn't want to. He prefers to growl, hum, nod his head or so. 

2. he was originally human.

3. my werewolves are capable of changing appearance regardless of the moon

And the information I'm pondering, which may change in the future:

1. In my world, werewolves and vampires didn't originally come from the same world, but arrived on "my world's name ;`3 " around the same time period. Not essentially sworn enemies, but definitely definitely prefer not to cross paths. (However, Helena and the Werewolf have been an exception to each other since REAL TIME) 

2. Vampires became what they are when they were exposed to a virus in their home world. Despite this, they are a separate species in the "name of my world". I'm also considering the possibility of natural breeding (not sure about that though). 

3. The werewolves were also victims of the virus in their homeworld, but the classic bites had nothing to do with it. They are capable of breeding naturally. 

4. My werewolves are capable of changing appearance regardless of the moon, but it is an unpleasant process, so they prefer to stay in one of them ( human or werewolf) as long as possible. 

5. Werewolves don't care about human blood or meat. 

So, this is a very rough sketch of what these two species represent in my world. 

PS: I'm not planning a large-scale comic book (at least right now), but I do want to think these things through for my "kids".