A girl asks the main character out.
The main character is also a girl.
The main character dies shortly after their first date.
The girl travels to a shaman, seeking a way to contact the main character in the afterlife.
The main character, who wasn't very impressed by the date, awkwardly tries to avoid contact.
Suddenly everybody within the afterlife, including the main character, vanishes to an unknown dimension.
The main character's name is Delaware.
The unknown dimension resembles a near-exact replica of the state of Delaware.
The unknown dimension is revealed to actually be the Unholy Citadel of 6ch.
The Unholy Citadel of 6ch's resemblance to the state of Delaware is of absolutely no surprise to anyone.
The main character encounters a swarm of bees.
The main character eats a bee and feels sick
The main character dies from a bee overdose and returns to the now-empty afterlife.
The strange girl who asked the main character out commits suicide, she appears in the afterlife
The strange girl must find out who killed Delaware, but only from the dead.
The strange girl's name is Eurydice.
For some reason, Eurydice just faffs about for 350 pages until she finally thinks to ask Delaware the circumstances of her (Delaware's) death. It is quite irritating.
Until that time, a subplot emerges involving Delaware's brother, who was just framed for Delaware's murder. But by whom was he framed?
Suddenly, Eurydice finds a magical wand in the universe that resembles Delaware. How will she use this new found magical girl power?
Regarding the framing of Delaware's brother, Maryland, it could have been only one man - Pennsylvania Adams! He'd had it out for Maryland ever since they'd first met, all those years ago.
How would Maryland prove his innocence, though? Especially while trapped within the confines of his cell?
"If only I, or someone vaguely related to me, had a magical wand!" Maryland cried out to absolutely no one in particular "then I could be free of this damned prison and go about clearing my name."