The Bee King's Hive

A buried hive where striped bees in tiny clothes run seven rooms linked by golden-edged openings in brown soil. At top left a bee king in a red robe reads a paper before a throne, with crowned portraits, sceptres and chests. Next is a pollen shop, with hanging herbs, shelves of seed bowls and bees serving at a round counter. On the right a bee sculptor shapes a wax figure of a queen on a table. Below, bees tend giant jars of honey beside a harvest chart, and another room is a nursery with cushioned beds and hanging flowers. Then comes a council room where bees sit around a round table under two world maps, and the last room keeps a cracked honey jar behind a warning sign. Honey yellow runs through every wall, so rooms are easy to tell apart by their furniture.