Azur Lane: The Final Countdown
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 30m
Complete, First published May 19, 2023
It is often practiced that a Carrier always sails escorted, it was common sense especially in an Age of Stealth and Lethal Precision Strikes. In the year of 2026 as America's latest Carrier was to be deployed in the Pacific as a peacekeeper in the arising tensions of Asia. That was until an unknown phenomenon occurred and thus the Enterprise was deployed to her first Battlefield. 

(Welcome to my parody work of Azur Lane where I intend to do interesting experiments with it.)

(Sidenote: The timeline here is purely World War 2 Era.)
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USS Enterprise (CV-6), a floating city of steel. After a stellar service career in World War 2. She was decommissioned in 1958. She's the only ship that earned 20 battle stars. And a presidential unit citation. In an alternate world war 2 timeline. She was called into action along with other ship girls to fight an alien race from another dimension called Sirens. They pushed away humanity from the high seas. Humanity formed an alliance called Azur Lane. The alliance consisted of all the major countries that fought each other during the second world war. Azur Lane was able to repulse the Sirens and brought back peace in the planet. At this point all of the ship girls returned to their normal state. Some went back to the very waters where they were sunk. Others became ship museums. The ones turned into museums were considered the lucky ones. But not for Enterprise. Her scrapping is inevitable. The fight for her to be turned into a ship museum failed. And majority of her steel was used to build USS Enterprise (CVN-65). But somehow her ship girl form suddenly resurfaces in a time when a ninth ship bearing her name has been successfully built and launched. She will also meet her daughter who was made from majority of her steel. Once again the Sirens threatened humanity in the present time. The ship girls from the past have been recalled back into action. Many of the nations thought that Enterprise will never be seen again. That was until she's seen serving as a member of the US Secret Service under a new name and identity. Will she go back to her original duties or will she remain working for the Secret Service? Find out in Enterprise's New Life.