Harper Wilson, 15-year-old, having discovered her best friend, Leo Dooley's inventor stepdad has three bionic, super-powered teens living cloistered in a secret lab beneath his home, brings them out into the world.
• Season 1-4
• Chase Davenport x f...
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After a lot of convincing, Mr. Davenport had finally agreed to let Harper practice martial arts—at certain times, of course, so it didn't interfere with her mission work. He'd been hesitant, doubting that her quiet nature and smaller stature could mean she was anything more than a casual practitioner. But Harper had made it clear that size and demeanor shouldn't be the factors that defined her strength. And now, as she prepared for her first training session in front of the team, she was ready to prove him wrong.
The Lab was buzzing with energy as Adam, Bree, Chase and Harper warmed up in their training gi's, stretching and getting into the session's mindset.
Harper was focused yet relaxed, her movements smooth and deliberate as she stretched. Adam and Bree were joking around, while Chase slightly more serious, kept his eyes flicking between his siblings and Harper. There was a hint of hesitation in his gaze; he wasn't sure what to expect from her.
Harper's journey into martial arts began when she was just ten years old, a young girl struggling to cope with the sudden and tragic loss of her parents. The weight of grief felt suffocating and the anger and sadness within her had no clear outlet. When she stumbled into a local karate dojo one day, it felt like the beginning of something that could help her channel all those emotions emotion. Karate became her way of finding focus—a path to inner peace.
Through the years, the discipline and structure of martial arts gave Harper a sense of control in a life that felt, often felt, chaotic and unpredictable. It became more than just physical training; it was her emotional release, a way to process everything she was feeling. What started as an outlet for anger transformed into a means of self-expression and personal growth.
As Harper's skills sharpened, martial arts became integral to her identity—something that gave her the confidence to face difficult situations head-on. In a world where physical danger was never far off, especially given her unusual life, learning how to defend herself was crucial.
Studies in the United States show that an aggravated assault occurs approximately every 43 seconds, highlighting the importance of self-defense skills. Harper was prepared for whatever challenges life might throw at her.
Today, Harper stood in front of Chase, both in their fighting stances. She could sense his hesitation, the uncertainty in his eyes as he observed her calm confidence. She had never been one to show off, but in this moment, she was ready to demonstrate her capabilities.
Harper took a deep breath, her focus sharpening. She raised her fists, prepared for whatever came next.
Before Chase could say anything, Harper sprang into action. With speed and precision, she charged toward him, delivering a powerful kick to his stomach. The impact sent him stumbling back, his breath knocked out of him. He groaned in surprise, but quickly regained his composure, a smirk playing on his lips as he advanced toward her.
Harper's reflexes were sharp. She swiftly dodged Chase's retaliatory punch, and with fluid movement, countered with a leg sweep. Chase's feet flew out from under him, and he crashed face-first onto the floor with a loud thud. He grunted but pushed himself up, undeterred. He was about to speak when Harper wasted no time, launching into a tornado kick aimed at his head.
