USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)

Stardate 2518, after returning from deep space exploration in a nebula that saw the Enterprise lost in a wormhole, she was sent 100 years into the future of 2470, returning to a Federation collapsed after the surprise attack of the Klingons, that saw almost all of humanity eradicated. A small freighter with supplies is leaving the scorched planet of Earth to deliver its cargo to the growing scientific community of deep sea exploration based in Europa, Enterprise follows it and inquires about the current stardate and the events that led to today, isolated from the federation as a minor exploratory mission, the Europan mission did not exist in any archives that the Klingons found worthy of examining, leaving the frozen moon the last human home.

With the Solar system blockaded by Klingons after they detected her, the interference from Jupiter masked both her and the freighter she followed, Enterprise no longer needed as a deep space exploratory vehicle and with no infrastructure left to accommodate her in orbit, she was converted to operate in deep sea conditions and outfitted with coilguns and a railgun to fight off the dangerous fauna found in their new home. She is kept more out of legacy for a time when humanity took to the stars rather than a need for hulls.

Instruction manual: Saucer separation can only be achieved via the primary bridge on the shuttle terminal. The lower docking dock button on the primary navigation terminal is used to dock the bottom hatch in the engineering section, button becomes useless after saucer is separated. Do not separate saucer if engine is at full power or the junction boxes in the engineering section will fry. After saucer separation, a relay will activate the secondary bridge to enable local control of the engineering section. Nacelle reactor and engine are the warp drive. Completely separate grid that is used to feed the engine with the power needed to speed away from a serious threat, needs lots of time to recharge so use wisely. Primary reactor features a simple automation circuit, it is in plain sight so if people wish to remove or edit it, they are free to do so. Ballast tanks have an automation set up localy that drains the tank in order to deal with ballast flora. If the engineering section arrives at a station, the saucer respawns. If the saucer arrives at a station, the engineering section is lost and has to be repurchased.