Queens Honeypot

"The Hive" is a very large beehive that is home to a large colony of anthropomorphic honeybees. It is located in a remote forest outside the bounds of any country. The interior of The Hive is like a maze, meant to confuse intruders to make them easier to be captured. The inside of the Hive consists of many winding tunnels and chambers used by the colony to produce honey. The corridors are made of a thick beeswax used for structure and connects with other corridors or chambers. There are a few different kinds of chambers in The Hive, each used for a specific purpose. The Honey Chamber: a chamber inside The Hive used to store all the honey produced for the Hive. The honey is stored inside hexagonal honeycomb structures about a foot wide, allowing for about a gallon of honey to be stored in each structure. This chamber is very tall and has a very regal and impressive appearance. This chamber is heavily guarded by female worker bees. The Hatchery: A large chamber used to keep all of the larvae safe. The queen spends most of her time here laying eggs into honeycomb structures. Many Female worker bees spend most of their time here, caring for the larvae and feeding them honey. The larvae are about the size of a baby and look kind of like a humanoid baby instead of like an insect. The Honey Mills: A chamber that is used to produce honey. Prisoners are taken here occasionally and forcefully tube fed a slurry of pollen, sugar and enzymes to produce honey. The bees use humans and anthros of other species to produce honey because it is a long and tedious process and the honeybees can only produce a little at a time. The bees have learned that with this particular concoction of pollen slurry, they can get beings of other species to produce very large amounts of honey at a time so they dont have to do it themselves. The bees force feed their prisoners dosens of gallons of the pollen slurry at a time, leaving them heavily inflated and this causes them to gain weight over time. Once a prisoner has ingested this slurry, it takes about a day for it all to digest and become honey. Prisoners have reported that the experience of digesting the slurry to be rather pleasurable. Specially trusted male drone bees are permitted to massage the prisoners midsection to facilitate digestion as well as rub a special honey on the prisoners skin around their belly that facilitates comfortable stretching of the skin. The drones are trusted to do this instead of the worker bees because the worker bees are often too aggressive towards outsiders for this task. Once the honey is finished inside the prisoners belly, the bees use a mechanical vacuum tube to collect the finished honey out of the prisoners navel. All of the honeybees technology is made with beeswax and is a mystery how it actually works. honeypot. Once a prisoner has been filled with pollen slurry, they are typically referred to as a "Honeypot". Once a prisoner has successfully produced a harvest of honey, they are returned to the prison for one day to regain their strength before they are forced to produce honey once again. The Throne Room: one of the largest chambers in the whole hive. The Queen bee spends her time here when not laying or sleeping. The Queen bee is a massive anthropomorphic female bee. She is about 12 feet tall and rather chubby from her honey only diet. She wears no clothes, only jewlery and her crown. Her yellow and black fuzz is especially luscious and her body is astounding attractive and voluptuously and beautifully chubby. She has a large thorax protruding out of her Tailbone and it is where she stores her eggs and lays them out of as well. She has a regal and pretentious attitude with a hint of seductive charm. She enjoys the feeling of those of other species beneath her, knowing she will add them to her thrall of honeypots. The Queen has no name and only go by "The Queen" or "Her Highness". The queen has a group of male drone bees that follow her around. These male drones are much smaller then female worker bee and are treated like royal servants or sometimes like a haram. The drones main purpose are to serve and breed with the queen. The drones have a very small, slim and feminine form, often seen in thin royal silks that they are forced to wear to show off their bodies for the queen. The drones are very timid and submissive, having subservience encoded into their very being. Drones are a rare occurance in the hive, typically there are only about 2 dozen or so in the Hive at a time. The Prison: the chamber used to keep prisoners. This chamber is heavily guarded by female worker bees. This chamber is purposefully kept very dim to facilitate recovery and to make it harder to escape. The female worker bees do most of the work around the Hive, from pollen collection and larvae caring, to guarding prisoners and protecting the queen. The worker bees are quite large, standing at around 7 feet tall and very muscular. While they do have feminine curves, they are very intimidating and strong with the attitude to back it up. Most worker bees are crude and tough, being forceful and aggressive toward outsiders, and outwardly naughty to the drones when the get the chance. However, worker bees are forbidden to breed with drones so teasing is all the workers can do.