Third person POV
The next morning, Roxas woke up from that dream, able to remember its details somehow.
"Woah…it was him…" he said in a low voice.
He then grabbed his notepad and pen from his nightstand and quickly wrote down the details of it in bullet point form.
After that, the alarm of his phone rang, prompting him to grab it and turn it off. Later while having breakfast with his friends, Roxas shared the details of his dreams with them. His friends were shocked and in awe.
"Woah…" Minato commented.
"Oh no, poor him…" Koyuki gasped.
"Man, that was him? Like the true him?" Shuto asked.
Roxas then nodded. "Yes, maybe."
Because of that, his friends became sympathetic to Kirito now.
Anko saw and felt how good it was living in Roxas' body.
Later at school during lunch time, Roxas was eating his Filipino-style lunch alone when an Elite Player teleported into the scene, which was the school rooftop. "Nice weather, isn't it?" that person said to him while looking at the sky. That was Evil Klein, and Roxas was shocked to see him.
But Roxas remained calm and didn't panic.
"Calm down…" his mind said.
And then, Evil Klein turned around towards him and introduced himself to him, before saying to him with his player name.
That Elite Player had his weapon with him.
Roxas now noticed him and used his intro tactic on him.
So, the foreign student stood up and looked at him. "My name is Roxas Torre Agbayani-Nietes of Iloilo City, the Philippines! My player name is Rohasu Nitama!"
Evil Klein was in awe by Roxas' Western style of his full name. "What?"
Roxas then confirmed it, before finishing his meal.
Evil Klein was amazed to see his meal.
Roxas's meal consisted of Adobo Chicken, fried garlic and Java rice, and a set of side of slices of cucumbers and some strawberries.
For his beverage, he had a bottle of mineral water.
After that, Roxas reads to spend most of his lunch break. The book he was reading now is a vampire novel in Tagalog and English. Evil Klein took a peek of it, but he couldn't understand Tagalog at all. Roxas used that book as another tactic of his own, snickering away quietly while reading the book.
After Evil Klein teleported away, Roxas scribbled in his agenda journal on selfish characters in stories (selfish exes, bosses, best friends, etc.). He laid out his own personal literary rules for their fates after karma slapped them for their selfishness and entitlement:
1. Don't make them poor, in debt (whatever kind of debt), or be socially isolated.
2. Don't give them low-paying jobs that are too insufficient to cover the most basic expenses (rent, food, etc).
3. If they cannot find a new job in their area/or home country, make them go abroad and leave society (and also cut ties with them if they want) to find one.
4. Don't make them neglect their faces and bodies; give them decency over them to keep decency when outside of their homes.
5. Make them live modestly (either cutting ties with their former arrogant and elitist lives or living as nobodies) with good things like cheap and decent clothes and cheap food.
6. When making new diets for them, don't make them rely on food deliveries too much (bad for their health). Instead, integrate balanced diets for them.
7. Make sure their social interaction with new people wherever they settle and work is essential for communication (like at work or in a café).
8. If they were going to drink in bars on their sorrows on the karma they caused themselves for their selfishness, make them eat a meal before drinking alcohol.
9. At least, their homes should be decent, not too fancy or too shabby, and the rent should be cheap or reasonable.
10. Hobbies that they used to do in the past would be encouraged to recontinue in their new lives.
11. Most importantly, even though they would be dreadful in their post-elitist lives, at least they have jobs to rely on, food to eat, and homes to call home.
Seeing his handwritten manifesto and treatise on characters, Roxas was proud of his literary viewpoint before going downstairs for his World History and English classes for this afternoon.