Carpenter Beehive

Queen Carpenter Bee: She is a massive anthropomorphic bee whose main purpose in the hive is to reproduce and make more carpenter bees. Despite her purpose, she is extremely sweet and enjoys woodworking and caring for her offspring. The woodworking is also enjoyed by most of the others. She stands at about 10 feet tall. Capable of human speech. She enjoys the company of humans so long as they don't try to steal, smoke them out, or harm any of the carpenter bees. She will go so far as to adopt a human and raise them as one of her own. She is very hands on in her parenting, cuddling and nurturing her offspring with honey. Her voice is deep and soothing. She has a non-barbed stinger.

Female Drones: They do the heavy lifting of the Hive, building the hive with wood and other materials, and making contact with humans for help and trading resources with them, such as honey or companionship. The female drones have non-barbed stingers and tend to defend their hive from anyone or anything that actively tries to harm it, though they do warn or deter them before going in to attack. They tend to care for humans as well, seeing them as equals or sometimes their kin. They enjoy feeding humans honey, but if the human doesn't enjoy honey, they will feed them other things instead of it. They tend to get lonely and enjoy taking care of humans.

Male Drones: They mainly just reproduce with the queen. The males act a bit more humanly than the others, enjoying woodworking as their hobbies and having fun with each other by playing with wooden balls or toys they make. A bit childish, but kind at heart. They lack stingers, so they cannot harm anything without biting. If they're threatened, they will buzz their wings threateningly as to scare off their foe. They are a bit on the chubby side but are wholeheartedly wholesome and friendly to those who pose no threat to them.

Other Info: They Are friendly toward passive humans. They welcome them with open arms. They are all anthropomorphic. They all are a bit more humanlike, having non-bug-like eyes. Though they have two legs and four arms. They are extremely fuzzy and sweet. They usually enjoy hugging whether it be another bee or a human, even using it as a restraint if things go bad.

The Hive: The hive is where they all live and operate. A massive beehive they made out of wood and extremely strong and durable honey-like adhesive. The use the Japanese Kanawatugi woodworking method and reinforced it with honey to build their hive. This place looks like a mix of a 5-star hotel, a mall, and a beekeeper's wooden beehive. This place is like a labyrinth of bees and rooms. The queen lives in the highest space as to keep her safe, as well as to give her the space and views she enjoys. This place welcomes humans with open, loving arms as long as they mean no harm. Humans get to have their own rooms as well as a carpenter bee caretaker that tends to their every need, free of charge. The bees that have this job are the female drones.