Yul opened his eyes. He looked around, the baboons were staring at him. 

"Now, you know King." Adom said.

Yul took a deep breath. He contemplated what to do.

"Is there any way to bring her back to life?"

"That's beyond me. I can't do that." Adom replied.

"You can. I know you can. If you can bring me back to the past then of course you can-"

"That was not the past. That was a piece of memory of you and her that I gathered. I don't have any power to tamper with time or soul." Adom chimed in.

"But there must be something that you can do."

"Death is death. There is no way I can bring someone who has died, come alive again." Adom was stern in his voice.

Yul heaved a sigh.

"Then...is there anyway for me to stay in my memory with her?" Yul looked at Adom.

"That can kill you. Staying too long in a memory will make you weak. You passed out for an hour for a 20 minutes of memory."

"Then do it. I rather spend my life like that if that means I can see her again."

"Oh King, you don't want to do that. It will be excruciating. That's why when you ran away from me earlier, I had to tap you again by force. You can't fathom how painful it will be."

"I am in pain at the moment. Nothing can be painful than this. I need her. I just want to be with her. I'd do anything. I'll sacrifice anything." Yul plead.

Adom couldn't believe the king of the savannah could be this pathetic f