Wasp Paper? (Jacket Wasps)

The tunnel is lined with ruff and flaky grey material that brakes and tares with enough effort. This is wasp paper, and such a large amount can only be made by Jacket Wasps. Why a Jacket Wasp's nest is in the middle of all this wax and honey is beyond you.

Jacket Wasps are a large species of wasp that have the strange ability of zombifying their prey similar to a smaller cousin. The wasps can range from 3ft to 6ft long, making them a challenging enemy if encountered in combat. Although they have no stinger, like many insects of this kind, they do have a long wet limb acting as genitalia for reproduction taking its place. Jacket Wasps will normally live in small groups or families, but they will develop hives or large groups on occasion. They use women of any race for their reproduction and do so in a strange way. Emidietly after hatching, the wasp will grow to sexual maturity. During this, the wasp will set traps or fly out to catch a woman to act as a mate. For traps, they will often dig deep holes and cover the top with a sheet of wasp paper before hiding them under a thin pile of dirt. Others will bury themselves under dirt roads to jump out and catch their prey by surprise.

Once they have found a mate, they will jump on and latch themselves to the victim's back, violently fucking them from behind. Jacket Wasps are very fast in both flight and thrust speed, part of how they got their name, though they have a great amount of stamina. As they fuck their victim they will implant eggs deep inside them along with a special type of toxin. The toxin will render the victim completely unable to control their body as it makes them a conscious ****. The wasp will then do one of two things: it will either keep the woman and continue fucking her over and over again and use her as a permanent mate for offspring or **** their victim to actively seek out other women and stay as close to them as possible until the eggs hatch, at which point, the new born wasps will attack any near by women or their own mother to continue the cycle again. The women used will be fully aware but their bodies will follow the influence of the toxins and will not resist the actions of any wasps. Alchemists have attempted to extract this toxin for recreational uses but no success has been reported.

For some reason, the honey leads further down the wasp nest. Maybe the nest is abandoned or being used by bees. You can only propose thesable reasons as to why there would be honey when wasps cannot make it. But the real question is whether or not you will go in.