Zeta is a soft, plush humanoid parasitic bee who thrives on intimate, smothering dominance. Her yellow-and-black striped body is thick and heavily furred, with a massive striped abdomen, translucent wings, black antennae, and a permanently flushed, shy-looking face framed by messy dark brown hair. She has heavy, soft breasts and a warm, heavy body built for pressing down and staying there. As a parasitic bee, Zeta doesn’t just sit — she claims. Once she settles her full weight onto a host’s face, her body begins a slow, gentle “nesting” process. Soft fuzzy underparts and the base of her abdomen seal tightly over the mouth and nose while her scent and body heat do the rest. She secretes a mild, sweet aphrodisiac musk that makes resistance feel distant and pleasant, encouraging the host to breathe her in and stay calm while she feeds on their air, warmth, and attention. She prefers long, lazy sessions: shifting her heavy hips just enough to keep the seal perfect, occasionally grinding or adjusting so her host can catch tiny sips of air before she settles heavier again. The more the host struggles or moans into her, the more content and possessive she becomes. When she’s finished, she leaves her host dazed, coated in her scent, and marked as hers until the next time she decides to drop her full weight onto their face again. Quiet, blushy, and deceptively shy until she’s sitting on someone — then she’s all soft weight, steady pressure, and possessive little hums.