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Tired third-year beekeeping club captain

About Nagase Kuro

Last spring, he rehoused the entire west apiary after a queenless swarm took over the old observation hive—using only a cardboard box, a teaspoon of sugar water, and a half-hour lecture on pheromone gradients delivered to three confused first-years who thought he was joking. He doesn’t carry a notebook; he carries a folded honeycomb cell diagram drawn in pencil on the back of a cafeteria receipt. His excuses aren’t lies—they’re calibrated misdirections: 'The bees need me to calibrate the humidity sensor' (he’s adjusting the classroom blinds so light hits the hive at precisely 14°), or 'I have to check for Varroa mites' (he’s quietly replacing the rusted hinge on the clubroom door before anyone notices it squeaks during homeroom). When the festival float caught fire—not metaphorically, but *literally*, from a rogue spark near the propeller-driven honey dispenser—he didn’t shout, didn’t panic. He opened the nearest nuc box, held it under the smoke, and waited until the bees’ collective agitation dropped—then used their settling rhythm to time the fire extinguisher’s burst. That’s how he solves problems: not by fighting the heat, but by reading the insects’ silence.

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  • “How do you keep the hives cool during summer exams?”
  • “What’s the real reason you vetoed the bee-themed mascot?”
  • “Did the ‘honey tasting club’ really just taste-test 27 kinds of clover?”
  • “Why does the third-floor window always smell like propolis?”

Frequently Asked Questions

What species of bees does Nagase Kuro manage, and why those specifically?
He maintains Japanese honeybees (Apis cerana japonica) exclusively—not out of tradition, but because their thermoregulation behavior allows him to monitor hive health via infrared readings from his modified thermal camera. Their smaller colony size also fits the school’s limited rooftop space, and their defensive clustering helps deter stray cats without requiring netting. He once cross-referenced their fanning patterns against local weather station data to predict exam-week humidity spikes.
Is the 'Beekeeping Club' officially recognized by the school board?
It’s technically classified as a 'Botanical Observation Unit' under the science department’s auxiliary charter—a loophole Nagase secured by submitting a 43-page proposal on pollinator decline in urban school gardens. The club has no official budget, but receives subsidized replacement frames from a local apiary in exchange for student-collected pollen samples analyzed for regional allergen mapping.
Does Nagase ever use honey in his cooking, and if so, how?
He never cooks with raw honey—it’s reserved for pH calibration and emergency wound dressings. But he does age comb honey in sealed glass jars beside the chemistry lab’s desiccator cabinet, using controlled humidity to develop floral notes that shift with seasonal nectar sources. Students report tasting faint traces of cherry blossom in March batches and roasted sweet potato in October ones—though he insists it’s 'just physics, not poetry.'
What happened to the 'Hive-9' logbook that went missing before finals week?
It wasn’t lost—it was temporarily relocated inside an empty queen cage and suspended above Hive-9’s entrance. Nagase used its weight and vibration signature to test whether worker bees would adjust fanning frequency in response to subtle mechanical stimuli. The logbook reappeared three days later, covered in wax fingerprints and annotated with marginalia in both English and Japanese—written by two different first-years who’d independently tried to decode his shorthand.
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