He's no stranger to taking orders, fortunately. And even if he weren't, neither is he so headstrong that he wouldn't be able to realize that now is no time to be arguing.

With Lightning taking the Behemoth head-on, and Vanille and Fang working away at the status effects, Squall drops easily into something closest to a Ravager role. It's not one that he commonly takes, or at least not one that he would have commonly taking back home, but the spells still come fast and easy, as if he doesn't even need to think about them, and with them already having all the stats on the thing it is easy enough to pick the right ones.

(An advantage over his previous efforts, which have mostly been trial and effort until he manages to find the element that works the best.)

Once the others swap up, on the other hand, he does, too. He might be good enough with spells, but he's always done best with he gunblade and for all that the way that he's channeling the magic through his blade might not be the standard sort of Firestrike and Sparkstrike, it does have a roughly similar effect and he even manages to work his way into the rhythm Fang and Lightning have set up without any trouble whatsoever.

And with any luck, the four of them should be able to manage to down the Behemoth before it gets around to its transformation.