In the eighteenth century inside the forest near Dole village there lived a monk named Father Gillete Garnier. He had a unique style of delivering sermons. People went to the church primarily to listen to him. Secondly to see his wife who was a gorgeous woman - one of her kind in her classic beauty. She also sang very melodiously. As the audience would filter in she would sing welcoming them. After the audience would be seated the father would start quietly with warm welcoming voice. Then he would praise the audience for being so righteous and pious and sacrificing to come to the church on a Sunday morning when they could have stayed home, minding their own business and enjoying the day with their family. The audience would be attentive - who would not be happy to listen to his or her praise. Then he would praise the lord for few minutes. Audience would also listen to this. Then he would suddenly raise his voice and scold humanity for its sins for which god's own son was sacrificed. Then he would turn to the audience and rant them directly for their sins. He would particularly point out certain people at different times while talking about different sins and vices. Those people at whom he was looking at feared him. They wondered how did he read their minds. Later they would come to Father Garnier for confession. There the werewolf in the guise of a father would devour them. Later people found out that and tried to kill him but he escaped with his wife. Later the Silverarrows guessed that perhaps he was the elder of the fourth generation werewolves.