Questions & Mysteries What was Elbaph's forbidden fruit,and who did stole it

[ShinichiMugi]

If i recall correctly,Shanks did stole the Nika fruit from the Government 13 years ago. While this Elbaph fruit was stolen from Elbaph 14 years ago.
What if the Elbaph fruit was actually Nika's fruit,and it was stolen from a Government member?

-As we know,the Government had already access to Elbaph before Harald's death,because there was an alliance in discussion,and also because Shamrock and Gunko arrived trough the portal exactly in the castle,which means the government already had the chance to be there in the past.

-So,some powerful Government member came to Elbaph that day,caused chaos trasforming Harald in his demon version (Imu from distance,or maybe even Imu himself) and then went to stole the fruit while Harald was being killed by his men?

-And the rest is history. As we know,the Devil Fruits has almost a will on their own,so thanks also to this "fate" Shanks managed to get the fruit,then,as i think Shanks went to Foosha looking for Ace,the fruit actually ended up to Luffy,because this was the destiny of this fruit and power. What do you think about it? Is it possible? Is it too predictable?

 

[MonsterKaido]

Possible

 

[shastar-sei]

Whatever the fruit is, the residents of Elbaph should be aware of its identity given its legendary status. Jarul speculated that Harald and Loki both attempted to become Nika. If that's who Harald was trying to be, then why wouldn't he have eaten the Nika fruit? I believe Elbaph's legendary DF is the alternate interpretation of Nika. Instead of becoming a God of Liberation, you become a God of Destruction. This is how Loki could bring ruin to the world. It should be a Mythical Zoan, especially if Blackbeard ends up targeting it later.

Oda has already teased several Norse mythical creatures through Killingham's DF: Jörmungandr, Fenrir, and Nidhöggr. These three are the ones I've seen most people speculate about. However, since Oda has already shown them, it could mean he chooses a different one. After all, he hates his story being predicted correctly.