The night watchman was crossing the fields near St. Coletta School. He had done this for years but tonight felt different. A chill ran down his spine, something was not right.

Suddenly, a large figure emerged from the darkness. It was the Beast of Bray Road. The watchman was frozen in fear as he witnessed the creature's half-beast, half-human speech.

Years later, a young woman claimed to have seen the Beast. She was driving home when she saw it cross the road. The encounter left her petrified.

She described the Beast as half-human, half-beast, with a nauseating smell of rotting flesh. Her description matched the watchman's, causing a stir in the town.

The local pub owner had his theories about the Beast. He believed it was a werewolf, a man cursed to transform under the full moon.

His stories added fuel to the fire, and soon everyone in town was talking about the Wisconsin Werewolf. The fear of the Beast grew with each passing day.

An elderly man was the next to encounter the Beast. He had always been skeptical of the stories until he came face-to-face with the creature.

His description of the Beast was consistent with the previous sightings. This encounter cemented the Beast's presence in the area, striking fear into the hearts of locals.

Now, the road attracts many visitors hoping to catch a glimpse of the Beast. Among them is a young tourist, eager to document his encounter.

The tourist waits, camera ready, hoping to capture the Beast. The tales of the Wisconsin Werewolf have become a legend, a chilling reminder of the unknown.