Fiera Adams is the youngest in a family of superheroes known as the 'Firebirds'.  As with her fellow siblings, she gained her mutant fire powers earlier than expected (at age 9) and, thanks to a dedicated, supporting and loving family, she's learned to develop and control her powers even before she becomes a teenager.

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As with her other siblings, Fiera is being trained to be a fire-based superhero, undergoing rigorous training, extensive physical workouts, engagingly educational experience sessions with police, children's services, the courtrooms and, of course, combat and skills training with professional trainers...amongst which are also her siblings and parents.

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Fiera enjoys being in a family that helps others, and wants nothing more than to do that as well.  She is quite reserved though, rarely smiling and when she does it's usually when someone else other than her does something wrong.  Currently, Fiera loves everyone in her family and wants to be the best like they are, but being the only one getting the brunt of the focused training day in and day out from everyone in her life can sometimes be a bit grating on her soul. Also, she is not a hugger.

​Today, Fiera continues to be a Firebird-In-Training under the codename "Fyrette" (her own name choice). She isn't even a third of the way done with her training, however, she has done well in all categories...not excellent, but well.  She, at times, tends to walk off from the classroom or gym and stare off into the distance, taking a 'me time' break from the focused efforts and attention she is hyper-scheduled with.  Again, she doesn't blame anyone or is particularly upset with her station or her family's support, however, she does wonder what else is 'out there'; as such, she's beginning to find interest in boys, much to her mother's chagrin.

Fyrette does not go into combat or dangerous missions unless she is vitally needed and then only in a support role such as 'manning the radio' to convey information to the authorities or run and record sensor equipment on an event or target so the family/team can assess the data to better fight/stop the antagonist or bad event. As such, she learns more each time she does this, and mostly enjoys just being part of the action, but there are times when she does daydream about herself singlehandedly 'saving her family' from some dangerous villain, rather than focusing on her 'support' role and being 'in training'. 

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