George
George had just enough time to spot Kevin flying off into the distance before the lightning blasts streamed around him. What Kazo didn't know however was that he'd just pressed George's one and only button. It was the same button that Gamgee had pushed recently, and it had led to the scientist losing a hand as well as the lives of so many of his assistants. Anger bloomed on George Hamilton's face as he tracked Kevin's fall: not that he was worried that he might not survive it, there seemed to be some deeper reason than that. The wind around Kevin picked up and lowered the young boy gently to the ground, George's hand controlling the fall effortlessly.
"Well," he said in his most pleasant voice, "That was one big mistake."
Dodging the ring of fire that was starting to spread around the combatants, he concentrated on the uneven ground under him, feeling the parts where it connected. It was easy to sever those connections, to change the landscape into something somewhat different. The ground rumbled ahead of him and a huge section of earth rose into the air, swinging like a battering ram into the source of the lightning.