Manluluyong
In Philippine folklore, the manluluyong is a supernatural predator that combines the traits of a werewolf and the sirens of Homer's Odyssey. Preying solely on men traveling alone during a full moon, she will present an image of hypnotic beauty, unspoken words, and loving gestures before her victim. She then attacks them from behind. To kill one, you must carry a dagger, and when confronted with the temptress before you, you should stab behind you and flee from the dying creature before it can put a curse on you.
The word 'manluluyong' comes from the Tagalog root word 'luyong,' which means to hover. The manluluyong hovers through the air while searching for victims.
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