The full body burning started again about a day after getting home, although this time it was a bit less intense and didn't last as long. I didn't immediately notice any changes but as the day went on I realized I hadn't eaten all day and wasn't hungry. That night I didn't sleep at all and stayed up journaling and working on some accounting for the practice and by daybreak realized I wasn't tired at all. Relieved that I didn't have to worry about nightmares for the first time in over a decade, I set out for the beach. Although I wasn't tired or hungry I realized I was feeling a bit run down and thought maybe laying out in the sun would be good for me. As I started sunbathing I looked down at my body and realized my skin had turned pitch black. Despite this bizzare development I stayed out for about an hour and by the time I went home I felt like a million bucks. While I'm happy to seemingly not need sleep anymore, this new consequence of having a body made of nanobots is going to take some getting used to...