Tulum

Their bee god was called Ah Muzen Cab and his temple was Tulum. Ah Muzen Cab is associated with world creation in Mayan mythology and it’s believed that honey, in some kind of psychoactive form, was used in his worship. Shamans from the Mayan tradition still use a form of humming, based on the sound of bees, in their trance-inducing and healing chants today.


Queen Bees were given their name, many centuries ago, because of their unique look and natural leadership. Queen Bees are very rare, most being in the same bloodline as one another. They have very rare coloring, colors that no other Drone can ever achieve. They are regarded as royalty, very fitting as they are the ones that run the hive. Queen Bees make the rules, rule over the hive, order around the other Drones.

Queen Bees only mate with one another, and it is frowned upon, or completely illegal for some hives, for Queen Bees to have mates that are other Drone variants, though this often leads to disaster, as male Queen Bees are much rarer than their female counterpart, leaving many hives’ Queen Bees to be without an heir to the throne. Since they are so rare, there are only a few Queen Bees per hive.