Eventually Agni stopped momentarily and threw Aestus at the squirrel with kept running his Caligo, now, and somehow, awkwardly on the mans back. 

"OW!  YOU MOTHERFU--" the squirrel roared and put it's small paws on the gods hand and threw him off his back and placed him on his feet.  "WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT FOR?!"

Agni rubbed his shoulder and hissed softly at Caligo before dropped him on the floor and walked up to the squirrel.  "Oh you damn little nut tosser!  You're not a Sentinal!"

"Yeah, in training!" Agni hissed at the squirrel.  "Ya little runt I should skin ya for disobeying me!"

The nut chucker (canon name now) fur stood on end at he climbed up the gods shoulders and sat on their head, jumping between the two.  Agni was not having it, his face burned red and he was not happy.  He grabbed the squirrel with both hands and kicked him into the air and watched him land on the ground with a small thud.  For a split second, the ground sounded metallic.  The squirrel rolled on his back and looked at Agni's searing gaze.  "Oops....."
 

“Cal, Aestus, this is Fleur, the official-unofficial watchdog and Sentinel wannabe. He’s a hell of a trouble makes and loves to steal my snacks….”

'Stop.'

The word flashed into the minds of the four.  They all knew it was Catalyst.  It's easy to tell since they all felt the touch of it on their minds before.  As if on command, Catalyst's command, they all froze in place.  Agni took a second before he lurched forward and nearly fell down, catching himself.  The smile on his face was wiped clean.  He sighed and straightened his posture and cracked his neck.  "Right, sorry.  I've a job here.  I'll continue.  Inform Pax of the delay." he told the Soul before it's presence and hold on them all left.  

 

“It will happen as many times as needed.  Catalyst is a whole different thing.” Agni replied to the two.  The squirrel-like Sentinel squeekee a few times before scrambling onto Agni’s shoulder. “Let’s delta.”

“Don’t groan at me!  I didn’t do shit!  Blame that…THING for being a pain!”

Neither of the two respond, let alone acknowledge what they said.  Either they didn't want to answer, or they couldn't.  Agni shifted his weight around and left the question in the air before spacing out.  Leaving the 'Sentinel' to clean up.  

"Let's just keep moving.  I would rather not upset Catalyst again, let alone Praxis.  I'm sure you're aware of the formal nature of Garcarnia yes?  Good, then just call me Alter.  While Azure himself is right, I'm not a Sentinel, it's not like it matters much anyways.  You;ll find your own truth of things sooner or later.  But as of right now, just keep walking forward, step by step.  Someone's bound to notice and get you home...maybe.  Hard to say, you two are really..." Alter stopped talking.  Not sure why, but he just did.  Perhaps he said too much, or maybe Catalyst said something, maybe even Agni.

Neither of the two made any form of response.  Alter threw another nut at Aestus though.  So that's something.  Agni however, just stared at the two, clearly unamused by their antics.

If you two are done, then I would suggest we keep on moving." Agni told the gods.  Especially Caligo.  Alter paid little mind and already decided to pick the pace for himself, walking ahead. 

Agni just about gave up and followed in the footsteps of Alter.  Leaving behind a wave of muffled curses. 

“Aestus, sir, might I ask if I could borrow part of your horn?  And Caligo’s too.” Alter asked the two.  Agni threw him a glance, questioning the motive, but understanding it well.

“Well, whatever appendage is easily healed.  I’ll need some part of you to be able to authorize your entry into the capital.  I could also just have Agni do it, but he’s too lazy more often than not.” He sneered and snot a glance at the azure-cladded man, who shot a venom filled glance at him.