Eli Diver is the local blacksmith, supplier of metal fabrications throughout Munson. A gentle giant standing over six feet tall, Mr. Diver can be counted on to get whatever work he is requested done in an efficient time frame. One of the more astounding things about Mr. Diver is the contrast of him within his workplace and him with his family at home. Diver is quite stoic at work, a hard negotiator, and works efficiently in silence. At home, Mr. Diver is a boisterous family man who loves to spend quality time with all his children, often all at once, a child hanging off each shoulder and one in each arm. Mr. Diver is willing to do much for those he considers a member of his family, but operates just as well alone as he does with his loved ones.
A family man through and through, Mr. Diver is quite devout, and has some knowledge when it comes to the domain of the church. While Mr. Diver's knowledge of the occult is not at the level that an investigator may find useful, his skills are not to be underestimated. He works masterfully with any type of metal, able to craft virtually any kind of shape or object, bending the material to his will. Whether it's a blade of pure silver or iron spikes, Mr. Diver is the one to make what one needs, and make it fast.
History
Ever since she returned to Munson, Nancy found herself falling in love with Diver's craftmanship. Always loathed to hand over her rifle to anyone else, even for the simplest of repairs, Nancy couldn't help but admire the deftness in which Diver was able to transform worn metal into a living thing. As is the way with constant use, Nancy was often visiting for adjustments and tune-ups to her tool of trade, and a rather fond friendship had formed between the hunter and blacksmith.
Prior to her meeting with Diver, Nancy had very little knowledge of the divine outside of half-heard sermons, and the odd scripture. Now however, with her constant visits and often rushed orders, the two had moments in which their opposite experiences lead to wildly branching conversations on the worlds of spiritualism and church.
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