Dawkin Trustram
It seemed he wasn't the only one who didn't know what was going on. However the other two parties seemed to be rather sure that they did, while Dawkin was confident that they didn't from what he'd heard so far. At around
That is highly violent of you. We really need those Pokémon. Speaking of violent solutions, if I just defeat you and capture you, I figure I could make your men hand over the Pokémon in exchange for that I don’t hand you over to the authorities?
He'd made a decision. Dawkin stepped out from behind the Miltank with his hands held palm upwards in a basic gesture of peace. "Hey! I think that's about far enough. It's pretty clear to me that both of you are blaming the other for things that aren't their fault. Leila didn't know about what happened at Play Park and Kristy didn't know about the surge in illegal activity regarding ancient pokemon."
Although perhaps he wasn't exactly on a first name basis with these people, he couldn't exactly call them lady A and lady B now could? "I think if you both put your brains together rather than butting heads you'd be able to figure out what's going on. I've already run into both Team Amethyst and Team Virtue and I've barely made it through two routes. Don't you think that it may be more likely it has something to do with them then two reputable public leaders?" Dawkin hoped they would at consider what he said, even though he could be entirely wrong, and really didn't have much of a place in this conversation.
Still, he felt like he couldn't let this clash go on without saying something. Hopefully they understood his good intentions and didn't simply take him out, because Dawkin was entirely confident that the two Pokemon on the field right now could easily defeat his small team without suffering a scratch.