Sure thing, let’s cut the fluff and focus on the math. First, ditch the old mushroom‑scented fuel and switch to a high‑density cryogenic propellant—liquid hydrogen or even a solid rocket that can be pre‑burned to reduce mass. Next, trim the hull to a streamlined shape with an active aerogel lattice that dissipates heat during the rapid acceleration. Add a regenerative cooling loop so the same energy that heats the plasma can be recycled back into the thrust system. Finally, use a phased‑array of micro‑thrusters to fine‑tune the trajectory instead of a single massive impulse; that spreads the power draw over time and cuts waste. Basically, replace the “mushroom” with a well‑engineered, low‑mass, high‑energy system and you’ll see the warp speed jump while the energy budget stays in check.