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The product of a love story straight out of a Nicholas Sparks' novel, Alyssa's parents met while her mother, Celeste, was overseas as part of a missions trip. Her father, Arthur, has always described it as love at first sight and the two quickly became inseparable after their initial meet cute. When Celeste returned to California to complete her graduate program, Arthur followed and with his father's blessing, expanded the family's law firm from England to America.

Both Arthur and Celeste were devout Christians and as such. Alyssa was born into and subsequently raised in a Christian household, Alyssa had always had a skewered opinion of Hyperhumans, especially due to the influence of her legalistic grandmother. A kind woman, the elderly Mrs. Townsend was unable to separate the abilities of Hyperhumans from her understanding of dark magic and the occult. Impressions left on her through her own family, particularly her nomadic uncle who came to every holiday with a new tall tale about some dangerous creature or another.

Born of both privilege and wealth garnered through a rich family history dating back to the Crusades, education and a proper upbringing were heavily stressed in the Townsend family. From a young age, Alyssa attended an exclusively female boarding school abroad in England under the watchful eyes of her grandparents, in particular her grandmother, before returning to America at the age of fourteen when she was enrolled in a private school in her native California. Though the distance could be hard at times, Alyssa and her family found they treasured the time they did have together far more, especially at the holidays, and each year Alyssa found herself looking forward to her time at home and her participation in their family traditions.

Discovering she was a Hyperhuman was a personal point of crisis for Alyssa. Originally believing herself to be cursed after the bio-metal surfaced through an attack by a would-be mugger. Her parents and particularly her grandmother, initially believed she was possessed by a demon. The quicksilver bleeding from her eyes when upset didn't help quell their fears any. Reluctantly coming to terms with their daughter's outed status as a Hyperhuman, Alyssa was transferred out of her private school in California and into an institute suited to better handle her abilities.

Originally studying at the Alexandria Foundation, Alyssa's parents opted to transfer her out after only one year when students began to mysteriously disappear. Still wanting to go to an environment that embraced her abilities rather than fear them, Alyssa opted to enroll at Pacific Royal, and with both the input and blessing of her parents, became part of the H.E.A.T program with hopes of being able to help others like her.

Younger Brother starting at P.R.C.U. at the same time
Great Uncle is a Jager
Hyperhuman through her mother's side
Was originally enrolled at Alexandria because of her mother's family before wanting to stay closer to home and transferring to P.R.C.U.

Father's family is from Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. Her father, a lawyer, fell for an American woman and expanded his family firm to the U.S.,setting up shop in Orange County.
History dates back to the Black Forest, Germany.

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Alyssa is a fast-talking, preppy go-getter with an A-type personality through and through, Alyssa thrives on organization, rules and deadlines. The less-than-endearing nickname 'Little Miss Know-it-all' is more than likely to apply as Alyssa deals with being overwhelmed by overwhelming herself with information. A thorough planner and perpetual preparer, Alyssa's personal bag is equipped with tools and aids for most situations and what she doesn't have on hand, she can forge using her bio-metal. She does not do well with spontaneity, uncertainty, or disorganized or illogical situations.

Despite her logical and right-brained driven personality, Alyssa is also deeply spiritual owing in part to her Christian upbringing and her continued relationship with God. Discovering she was a Hyperhuman has planted several seeds of doubt in her life, leading to a personal crisis of faith that Alyssa is continuing to work through. Originally seeing her abilities as a physical manifestation of sin in her life, Alyssa has slowly begun to realize the blessing they provide and the ability to use them to help not only other Hyperhumans, but also Hyperhuman and Human relations as a whole.

Senator Garcia De León did not expect his youngest daughter to demonstrate hyperhuman abilities. To his public, he was the tough-as-nails senator that promised protection from the growing hyperhuman threat. Until this point, his family was seen as "perfect". Each member did their duty, ensuring they looked good whenever they were out, and abided by the rules set in place. Then Calliope's powers manifested. And the family that was rock solid suddenly experienced turmoil.

Try as he might, Senator Garcia had to accept the fact his daughter was hyperhuman. Calliope was forced into hiding, told to lie about her powers and expected to maintain the air of perfection they worked so hard to maintain. Calliope couldn't handle the pressure and, in an unexpected turn, demonstrated her powers in public, lending to an outcry of Garcia's supporters to call for him to step down. Senator Garcia decided to do one better. PCRU, a school dedicated to helping Hyperhumans control their abilities, seemed right up his alley. So Calliope was sent off to school and told to get it together or be out of the family.

Unbeknownst to him, Calliope had her own plans, and PCRU was the best place to do it.

Iñigo stands at 6 feet tall, weighing 200 pounds with his soft, round endomorph body. His amber eyes harmonize with his dark brown long wavy hair that's taken care of often. He has his father's olive skin tone and a small gap tooth. While inheriting a low hairline and metabolism from his mother. As for his personal style, it's androgynous with a mixture of casual and edgy. But he often wears long leather motorcycle boots with grey denim. That's when he isn't in his P.R.C.U. uniform, of course. Given his ability, though, Iñigo could easily change his look in an instant if he desired to.

For instance, Iñigo regularly transforms his long hair into different hairstyles depending on the occasion. The same notion applies to his clothes and jewelry. And yet, Iñigo's ability isn't everlasting and will always revert back to the clothes he initially was wearing. It also means that body piercings, tattoos, and cosmetics will vanish once he loses consciousness or is under strain. But the latter isn't usually a concern, given he usually sleeps.

Iñigo can duplicate other people and fictional characters but won't receive their talents and hyper-abilities (if they have any in the first place).

Talía Giménez and Gabriel Pozo sought a better life in the United States with their young infant, Iñigo. As undocumented immigrants in Nevada, they lived quiet, reserved lives while working as farmhands for a local farm near Las Vegas. The paychecks were barely enough to afford rent and consistent meals. But it was enough to keep them from going homeless. And more importantly, it provided their son with a normal childhood.

Iñigo Giménez-Pozo was a good student with a passion for history, which led him to take AP classes in high school. As a result, he earned his high school diploma with honors. But instead of leaving his family behind, Iñigo attended the nearby University of Nevada to pursue a degree in history. He maintained a balanced lifestyle between partying with his newfound friends on the Las Vegas Strip and studying all night for midterms with study buddies.

Then the incident occurred.

Iñigo's hyper-gene triggered in the middle of a crowded dance floor during spring break. He still can't recall what occurred after, but eyewitnesses described him rapidly shapeshifting while in excruciating pain. It only stopped when paramedics used a sedative on him before taking him to the hospital. Five days later, Iñigo had awoken to authorities transporting him to a secured facility. There he learned that he was a hype, an undocumented hype.

That was when Iñigo discovered his parents were in ICE custody while his younger brother was taken by CPS. He was unable to do anything other than remain silent while his lawyers talked. And they did talk for five months straight while his parents were deported and his brother was placed in foster care. Then, to avoid the case being taken to the Supreme Court, an agreement was reached with the federal government involving H.E.L.P.

Iñigo would be deported to Canada, instead of the original destination, to enroll at Pacific Royal Collegiate & University. If he were to maintain good behavior and grades and showcase resilience to his ability, then he would be granted US citizenship after graduation. With citizenship, Iñigo will be able to petition for his parents to become US citizens. And he can even petition to be a legal guardian for his younger brother. But, of course, if Iñigo failed to uphold the agreement, he would remain in Canada with refugee status. He would be all alone in an unfamiliar country with his family separated.

So choosing the obvious choice, Iñigo began his first year at P.R.C.U. in the fall semester.

As far back as she can possibly remember, Haleigh grew up in a single-parent household in the Canadian city of Vancouver, BC. Her mother had passed away when she was young, leaving Haleigh primarily in the care of her father, a law enforcement officer working under the province's RCMP taskforce.

Between his job and the duties of a single parent, Haleigh's father rarely had free time for his daughter. What time he did have was spent dragging Haleigh along on nature hikes and camping trips, being things he had experience and hoped to inspire a love for to his daughter much like his own father had done before him. Unlike most kids who would probably whine and complain through the whole experience, Haleigh instead took a likening to the great outdoors, finding joy in their family adventures in the Canadian wilderness.

Such interest was carried well into Haleigh's teenager years and adulthood, where she found work working odd jobs related to i; trail tour guide, outdoors blogger, etc. Little did Haleigh know, however, that these exact interests would be, as she had put it, her "undoing" and "downfall", indirectly leading to her hyperhuman development.

It happened on one fine Canadian summer day. Haleigh had been out hiking, confident in her own abilities to venture out alone. Yet the further she travelled, the more uncomfortable Haleigh felt; that something was amiss. The very ground seemed unstable, and before she could properly react in time, the land suddenly gave way beneath her.

Haleigh had been buried under a large pile of rubble, trapped in a small pocket and unable to get out. Had it not been for a cellphone tower pinging her phone prior to the incident, she would've likely died there, too.

The next few weeks of her life were spent in the hospital, recovering from her injuries and the shock of the event. She swore it had to been a freak accident, but when her doctors scheduled her to undergo rehab, she knew something was terribly wrong. Her hyperhuman ability came to life once more with the first steps she took, wiping out the section of the hospital she was staying in in a flurry of rubble and debris.

News channels rushed to cover the incident, interviewing some of the survivors. It was there where Haleigh was first outed as a Hyperhuman; her rehab nurse pinpointing the blame on her. The public quickly became furious, eager to start a witch hunt despite her father's attempts to convince not to "burn his daughter at the stake". Although his pleas ultimately fell on deaf ears, he'd find help in another way—through "H.E.L.P.".

With Haleigh's close proximity to the P.R.C.U., H.E.L.P. quickly swopped in to handle the incident, giving her an "out" that ensured her safety before she was strung up by rope in the streets of Vancouver.

A Canada Native, Lucille hails from Houston BC, a small mining and forestry town which sees an influx of ecotourism throughout the year. Growing up the youngest child to a single mother of 3, she had few prospects afforded to her; she didn't fare well in school, her brothers were ambivalent to her social failings, and her mother, though meaning well, was simply too overworked and exhausted to properly parent her only daughter. It looked like, unless fate graced her with some great serendipitous incident, she would grow, live, and die in Houston BC. It would seem, then, that fate is in possession of a cruel sense of humour.

Fate did indeed visit upon Lucille, but it brought with it calamity, not providence. On a family camping trip - the cheapest way their mother could provide a 'vacation' for the kids - a particularly stormy night brought disaster upon them. Weakened trees from small wildfires finally gave way beneath the force of the storm, and came crashing down directly on their tents.

Lucille's brothers were both killed immediately, crushed and speared. Her mother was trapped, both legs broken and pinned beneath a tree. Only Luce was free, but she by no means emerged unscathed; she had escaped being utterly pulverized by the tree-trunk, but errant branches had gored her through, puncturing a lung, her stomach, and unknown to Lucille, her heart; yet she felt no pain, her movement was barely hindered, and she continued to breath and pump blood and walk without severe issue all the way back into town and to the fire station. Her journey allowed emergency workers to mobilize and save her mother - but in the aftermath, it also revealed to Luce and the town that she was far from the normal, unassuming girl she had resigned herself to being. She was a hype, and such a designation came with its own connotations and assumptions.

Lucile struggled with survivor's guilt and agoraphobia following her incident, and her mother struggled with losing her sons and receiving only a controversial discovery about her daughter in return. Eventually, it was agreed that the resources she needed were not available to her in Houston; the only place for her was P.R.C.U., and she found herself quickly enrolled and awaiting the ferry in St. Rupert.