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Security camera still of a middle-aged woman in her forties with gray hair pulled into a tight bun and pale skin standing motionless in a narrow concrete corridor, her bare back covered in a honeycomb pattern of small hexagonal openings — each about half a centimeter across arranged in perfect geometric grids across her shoulder blades, spine, and lower back, small mechanical bees emerging and re-entering the ports with their brass bodies and translucent wings catching the infrared light. She wears only a torn wool coat hanging open at her sides, revealing the full honeycomb pattern extending down to her waist, some bees hover in the air around her before diving back into the openings while others crawl across her bare shoulders and neck. Fresh blood has crusted dark brown around the edges of several ports where the bees have been active for hours, a thin clear fluid glistens on her skin between the hexagonal cells. Her expression shows drowsy contentment — eyes half-closed, head slightly tilted to one side, mouth relaxed with lips barely parted, shoulders slumped in peaceful surrender as if the constant movement of bees inside her body is a comforting rhythm she has grown accustomed to. The corridor features peeling paint on concrete panel walls, a row of rusted electrical boxes with Cyrillic labels reading "ЭЛЕКТРОЩИТ", a single fluorescent tube flickers overhead casting flat illumination. Monochrome green-tinted black-and-white palette from night vision camera, fixed wide-angle lens barrel distortion stretching the corridor edges with exaggerated perspective, slight pixelation from low-resolution capture creating blocky soft details on the bees, timestamp and camera ID text overlay burned into corner reading "КАМ-7 01:25", flat even illumination with no dramatic lighting variation, compressed tonal range with lost detail in brightest and darkest areas, bright blown white highlights where infrared LEDs reflect off the brass bee bodies, coarse grainy digital noise from low-quality sensor.