Epilogue

Long before the tragic demise of Birka, Enel had discovered ancient scrolls that once belonged to the Birkans. These scrolls revealed the origins of their people and spoke of a mystical place known as Fairy Vearth. As Enel delved deeper into the texts, his obsession with Fairy Vearth and the promise of untold power grew. Within the scrolls, he found tantalizing references to two mythical treasures called Devil Fruits, each bestowing extraordinary abilities upon those who dared to consume them.

Recognizing the immense potential of these fruits, Enel hatched a plan. He would seek out these Devil Fruits, harness their power to conquer Birka, and then embark on a grand mission to journey to Fairy Vearth. Driven by an insatiable hunger for power, Enel divided his forces. He personally led a group of trusted followers to pursue the stronger Devil Fruit while dispatching another team to secure the second, less potent fruit. With unwavering confidence in his strategy, Enel set forth on his quest, fueled by the promise of unrivaled might.

During his pursuit of the stronger fruit, Enel crossed paths with Cain. The two engaged in a fierce and brutal battle, leaving Enel grievously wounded. Barely escaping with his life, Enel was forced to retreat to a hidden base on the far side of the island.

As Enel nursed his injuries, a series of violent tremors suddenly shook the ground. Rushing outside, he bore witness to a terrifying spectacle. Barrages of lightning rained down from the heavens, followed by a colossal bolt that struck the heart of the island with unimaginable force. The resulting explosion illuminated the night sky, and in that moment, Enel realized that Cain had claimed the stronger Devil Fruit from the temple after their confrontation.

Fear consumed Enel as he grasped the magnitude of Cain's newfound power. With the island crumbling and collapsing under the weight of the cataclysmic events, Enel knew he had no choice but to flee. Gathering his goons and loyal followers, he hastily boarded his ship and set sail, leaving the doomed island of Birka behind. 

The White White Sea raged with turbulent fury, the aftermath of the island's collapse whipping up massive waves that threatened to engulf Enel's vessel. The ship was tossed about like a plaything in the hands of an angry god, the crew desperately struggling to keep it afloat amidst the chaos. On the horizon, a towering tsunami born from the destruction of Birka loomed menacingly. The colossal wave nearly overwhelmed the ship, water crashing over the sides and flooding the deck. For a heart-stopping moment, it seemed certain they would be dragged into the abyss, but through sheer luck and the frantic efforts of the crew, they managed to ride out the tsunami and emerge battered but alive. As they sailed away, Enel turned back, only to find that Birka had vanished, destroyed by the catastrophe.

In his hands, Enel clutched a peculiar fruit, its surface adorned with mesmerizing swirling patterns that seemed to pulse with a life of their own. This was the second Devil Fruit, the Denki Denki no Mi, capable of granting its user the power to manipulate static electricity. His followers had successfully retrieved it, and now it represented Enel's only hope. As Enel's mind raced with the possibilities outlined in the ancient texts, a glimmer of determination began to take hold.

"With this power, I can start anew," Enel muttered to himself, his voice trembling yet tinged with a newfound resolve. Convinced that Cain had perished along with Birka, Enel set his sights on Skypiea, another sky island. He would conquer Skypiea and, by harnessing the island's resources, begin his journey to Fairy Vearth.

Taking a deep breath, Enel steeled himself for what lay ahead. His hands steady, he brought the fruit to his mouth. The taste was bitter, almost unbearable, but Enel forced himself to consume every last morsel. As he swallowed the final piece, a surge of energy coursed through his veins, electrifying his entire being.

Enel's eyes widened as he felt the power of the Denki Denki Fruit awakening within him. Raising his hand, he watched in awe as sparks of static electricity danced across his fingertips. A sinister smile spread across his face.

"Men, sail for Skypiea," Enel commanded, his voice now steady and filled with a chilling resolve.

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Denki Denki no Mi

- Type: Paramecia

- Appearance: The Denki-Denki no Mi is a peculiar fruit with a bright, electric blue hue. Its surface is adorned with mesmerizing swirling patterns that seem to pulse with a life of their own. Sharp, jagged outgrowths protrude from its peel, varying in length and direction, giving it a somewhat spiky appearance. When touched, the fruit gives off a faint tingle, as if it contains a static charge.

- Abilities: The Denki Denki no Mi grants its user the ability to generate, control, and manipulate static electricity. Once consumed, the user can produce powerful bursts of static energy from their body, creating shockwaves and electrical discharges capable of stunning or electrocuting opponents. The user can also attract and repel objects using electrostatic forces, allowing them to levitate metallic objects or pull enemies towards them.

- Applications:

 - Shockwaves: The user can release concentrated bursts of static energy, creating shockwaves that can knock back and incapacitate foes.

 - Electrostatic Attraction/Repulsion: By manipulating electrostatic forces, the user can attract or repel objects and people, enabling them to disarm opponents or move objects without touching them.

 - Stun and Electrocute: The user can deliver powerful electric shocks through physical contact, stunning or electrocuting enemies.

 - Static Fields: The user can create fields of static electricity around themselves, acting as a defensive barrier that shocks anyone who comes into contact with it.

- Weaknesses: Like all Devil Fruits, the Denki Denki no Mi's powers are nullified by water and Seastone. Additionally, while the user is immune to their own static electricity, they are still vulnerable to other forms of electricity.