Anubis Tickled by Thief

Classic Don Bruce animation style. Scene 1: Inside an Egyptian palace, we see two human thieves fleeing with golden crowns. A human pharaoh watches them from a few meters away, angrily pointing at them and shouting, "Anubis, catch up!" "However, all we heard was Anubis's giggling, which surprised the Pharaoh. The Pharaoh turned his head and saw the following scene: holding the camera, the mighty Jackal god Anubis knelt on the ground, arms raised, hands clutching his head, eyes closed and giggling. A human thief crouched on the ground, gently and smoothly gliding feathers up and down under Anubis's armpits. Scene 2: The thief continues to scratch Anubis's armpits with feathers. Anubis giggles, while the thief says "he" while twisting his upper body, but still holds his hands on his head, his armpits exposed, letting the feathers tickle him. Scene 3: The thief continues to scratch Anubis's armpits with feathers, who giggles and twists his body. Scene 4: The thief stops tickling Anubis's armpit, and Anubis lets out a few giggles. The human thief also fled. Anubis slowly sat up, arms crossed over himself, still wearing a mischievous grin from being tickled, looking a bit tired. Scene 5: The camera cuts to the Pharaoh. Anubis appears beside him with his hands behind his back, his expression both casual and serious, and says to the Pharaoh, "It seems they have escaped, Master." Pharaoh lowered his head in disappointment and said, "I see it." "Anubis is a black, anthropomorphic, muscular jackal with rings on both his arms and neck. Dialogue is in English.