Elaine
Anvi felt his heart drop. The Pokémon was getting taken right *In front* Of its trainer. He knew how much it hurt to lose one, but he'd never imagine *Seeing* It. The shove to him was understandable. 
*But so stupid!!*
He was sure he got yelled at. It was easy to forget he couldn't hear anything. 


Anvi didn't know if he should stop him or not. He decided to, because it would be a lot worse if he didn't! Anvi reached out to oull Blue back. Little did he knew he was going tk be a lot closer in just a second. Close enough to send them both falling to the ground near a tree trunk. Anvi winced in pain... He shook it off and looked down. Was Blue okay? He held him by his shoulders and shook him a bit. He just knew they had to get out of here. He put Blue's arm around his shoulder and lifts him up, then points in the opposite direction. It was possible the group would pick up and vanish, or they'd have to run.
John
The impact from the tree stump was slightly reduced because of Anvi, but it still hurt like hell. Blue's vision was getting slightly blurred. *Was he passing out? No! Dammit not now! Not when he's so close!* As his eyes narrowed he weakly reached his hand out. "W-Wait!" He shouted once more at the group. "You bastards!" The other group.. Those mysterious snatchers- they're leaving with Alazakam as if he were their mindless pawn. *What the hell was this all about!?* With Anvi supporting Blue, he pushed the boy back and attempted to lunge at the group. Only to slip down in the mud and fall down once more. The group emerged into the mist fading away the further they went.
Elaine
Arceus, Anvi was reminded by how much he hated rain. They couldn't see anything, it was cold, and most of all, walking of all tasks was difficult. He understood Blue's desperation. He really did. But at this point he was just going to get himself hurt. They couldn't fight against this Pokémon, could they? Hurting your own would hurt just as much. 

*They were vanishing. The rain was fully used to their advantage.* 

He manged to stay up even after getting pushed again. He watched Blue run off, knowing it would be futile, especially when he fell again. The boy hung his head low.
*Why couldn't he do anything to help? He was a gym leader, for Arceus' sake. And yet, here they were, with two Pokémon missing, no, TAKEN from them.*

He slowly walked over to the boy still on the ground. He stood by his side, a distance away (he didn't want to get shoved again) but wanting him to know he was still there. He looked down; he wiped at his face, telling himself there was only rain that got in his face, even though what was falling was warm, and right from his eyes.