He'd seen Donna - but he'd also seen Castiel head after her, and whatever he thought of Castiel aside, he's proven himself more than capable of rescuing someone. Which meant unless he heard a distress call from Castiel, he wouldn't think further on Donna, considering it handled and taken care of.

Instead he focused on Samandriel and pointed out Alec.

"My concern is if we grab him with telekineses, we may drag parts of the creature ashore, which will only complicate matters." A caution to his younger brother, though his worrying clear to Raphael. Had Samandriel always been that way? Was it fall out from what had happened? He didn't know the younger angel well, but he needed to figure that out later. "I believe if we fly to him, you grab the boy and fly back here with him, I'll keep the creature busy for a moment, then follow. Should be simple." Should be.

He reached over, putting a hand on his brother's shoulder, part patting him for encouragement, part squeezing gently to try to steady him, and it coming out a little clumsy, Raphael's lack of practice at comforting his siblings clear.