The rest of the world hardly existed while one Private First Class worked to rescue civilians from the vile mechanisms of the Misshuvurthuyar. Once he'd cut them all free- or someone else had beaten Viktor to it- the Marine suited up again and spoke over the PA system.
"All civilians, stick close to me, the really bulky Power Armor," he announced, stepping up to them. "I shall be your chauffeur, guiding you out of this Hell. Do as your told and so long as the rest of the Marines do their job, we'll all be out of here alive in short time. If you know how and have the strength to use them, grab a gun. Otherwise just stick close and keep quiet, but NEVER directly behind me, always off to the side a little. Don't want to make any Misshu aware of civilians running free, and I sure don't want to injure any of you should I fall or activate anything with backwash."
Then Kingston knelt before the pair of men he had first rescued. They had found a means to cauterize the one-legged woman's injuries, but she still looked horrible. He didn't even know if she was alive, or if she could make it all the way back, but he was determined to make it right. "Give her to me," he requested in a much softer tone. They did and he cradled her in one arm, AMP grasped tightly in the other hand. Sure, he'd be less effective wielding the weapon one-handed, and yeah, she was probably already dead or would be before they could get help, but Viktor yearned so deeply to rectify his prior actions that such ideas held no sway over his decision making. He would do this.
Taking note of which direction GreenBean indicated the NMX were planning to attack, P1C Kingston led the freed civilians toward the opposite entrance of the compound- and if there wasn't an entrance, he had the power to make one. On his way, he announced this to the squad. "I'm leading this group of civvies away from the amassment of NMX, and I'll be watching the gate until we've gathered the rest from the pens." This was a statement, and it was clear by the tone of his voice he hadn't the slightest inkling in his mind to do anything else.