NANOBLIND
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NANONERV is the great nanotechnology that can fix almost any physical problem one might have. Originally intended for medical use, one-hundred years later NANONERV is being used by people of all ages to change their hair color, eye color, nose shape, everything. Running off the UV rays of the sun, and the constant signals in our nerves, the nanotechnology never needs a battery or needs to be charged. But when a solar flare occurs, the nanotechnology gets over charged with UV rays, and short circuits. All of the nanotechnology, in the NANONERV transplants, rewires and takes control of it's host and is no longer able to use it's host's nerve signals as a source of energy. It needs other peoples energy now, and will do anything to get it. Even eat another person.
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