If for some reason the Chief was asked about what happened after he began advancing upon the truck, all he could really respond with was "Just a lot of shit going down at once." With his shotgun raised, the Chief had started his advance on the truck, only to see the enemy ID-SOL fall to the ground after being enveloped by several puffs of red mist.
While he lowered his shotgun and attempted to hail Matteo by waving at him, he saw the Private immediately man the mounted machine gun and fire past him and into the building where several rockets streaked out from towards the monorail car, only to explode and send shrapnel flying around inside the car.
With his medic racing away from him and towards the monorail car, the Chief felt the most powerful sense of loneliness. There he was, standing there with a gun, unable to offer any help other than shooting at a few possible windows where fire would come from.
Hearing the explosions in the distance which resulted from an attack on a Nepleslian transport truck, the Chief simply sauntered over to the truck which Matteo was in, and sat down. Resting his shotgun on the edge of the bed and lighting up a cigarette, the Chief sat there and just took it all in. A colossal screw-up, thanks to him not getting his team out of the monorail car, and to him allowing his team to get on the car in the first place.
Attempting to contact his squad via his microphone, the Chief hesitated, choosing instead to not do such a thing. It'd cause more shit if his squad heard the following orders from the NCO that put them in their current position. "Morrison." The Chief addressed Henry flatly, pausing to take a drag from his cigarette. "Get some Vipers down here and order the retreat, on my authority. I don't need anyone else getting hurt."
Looking across at the number of wounded, as well as the lack of Marines combat ready, the Chief felt a terrible sinking sensation in his stomach. It was either a feeling of helplessness, or the terrible realization that he could do nothing.
He sat castrated, a man used to getting his hands dirty, thrust into a position where he had to order people to fight for him. "Private, make sure you get out before you hit Sergeant." The Chief said to Matteo, allowing the burning end of the cigarette to warm the inside of his fingers as it advanced further towards the filter.
"It's awfully lonely further at the top."