The Gate to Paradise was underwater so that the Blob could not enter it, but the boys let it in through other means, bypassing the Horizon Guardian, who was meant to stop all evils from passing into Paradise. It is both fortunate and unfortunate, for many different reasons. The Saint (Ball) was meant to inherit Paradise and thus finish it, using parts of the world it had seen to create a wonderland of all the world's greatest features... but arrived at its gates in a broken state from the trauma of being forced through the Three Paths and being so close to the Blob for so long. Paradise was likewise shattered, for there was no one to finish it. GOD, in sadness, tried to pass the Saint into Paradise, but it failed. The boys entered into Shattered Paradise, finding only trees and a section of road, the only features that the Saint had seen in its brief life in the world, the most familiar and the most wonderful time it had. Paradise rejected them. GOD could do nothing. All was ruined, and the Devil, the Blob, was rapidly approaching. GOD closed the Second Path, having no other choice but to do so. GOD elected the vehicle which had walked all three paths as the Jailor. GOD turned the boys into Beam N and G, the bars which crossed over the Second Path to lock it away so the Devil could never pass through. The Jailor was the key to this lock, for if it were ever destroyed, Beam NG would drift apart and the seal would come undone. And the Saint? It was broken. It could never be unbroken. Paradise rejected it, condemning it to the Time Ring with Beam NG and the Jailor. A fate it did not deserve, and could not be rescued from. The Devil is contained, but the cost is mighty. Paradise can never be completed, the Three Paths can never be walked along again, and the Saint, Beam NG, and the Jailor have lost the right to exist as anything but a set of locks and keys. Perhaps it was worth it, perhaps it was not. We'll never know what could have happened.
