Monster High Commission

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Type: (Evil) Organization

Purpose: Always to keep the monsters of Earth in a peaceful alliance; Liberate Planet Earth from Milkan Alien occupation (2214), Rule Earth as a one-party dictatorship (2214)

Founded: Unknown (presumably after Mephistopheles, the Devil, fell from the Heaven)

Dissolved: 2214 (reorganized as the Workers' Unity Party under Anton Ruslanov's leadership)

Headquarters: No (Various places during its existence have served as meeting places, one of them being presumably the Borgo Pass and Castle Dracula).

Leader: No (advocates a Proto-anarchist model, similar with the one people used in Paleolithic time)

Motto: Monsters, all for one, one for all Now and Forever!

Anthem: J.S. Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor (unofficial)

The Monster High Commission, abbreviated "MHC" or "MMTC", from the Latin name Monstrum Maximum Terrae Comisio, was an (evil) alliance of Earthling monsters, which was founded in unknown ancient times, pressumably by Mephistopheles, the Devil himself, as he wished to keep a connection with his "friends", immortal monsters on Earth. It started as a group formed by the Devil and his minions from Hell, but later came across Earth as monsters started to appear. By the era of the Neolithic, the Monster High Commission was already a huge group, and they were known by the local people as very, very bad. The Neolithic Shamans of various cultures and civilizations were allies and/or members of the MHC, and had the role to maintain the humanity's feeling of fear. After the people stopped believing in Shamans, they all have met and, at the advice of the MHC, they committed suicide, only to reincarnate themselves a year later as Neoth, later known in the 16th century by the name Connor Macleod, a single immortal being, and a full member of the Commission. In the Classical Antiquity, it became even more fearful, but it is believed that the arrival of Jesus Christ on Earth in the first century severely weakened it, as more and more people had faith in God and the Devil and his minions were mainly forgotten. In the Dark Middle Ages, when humankind suffered a lot and many people died, they were resurrected as ghosts/zombies/vampires/skeletons and joined the MHC. In the year 1477, Vlad III Țepeș of Wallachia, better known as Count Dracula, became member of this organization. Even so, the MHC became by that time only a "myth", and nobody was still scared of it. Still, it continued to operate as an underground, unofficial group that reunited once at a specific number of years, and had several missions during its existence. In 1897, when Bram Stoker set the story of his "Dracula" novel, Lucy Westenra became a vampire (after being bitten by Dracula) and joined the MHC. Stoker was apparently a friend of Quincy Morris, who told him what strange adventures he, Arthur Holmwood, Doctor Seward and Jonathan Harker went through with professor Abraham Van Helsing (who would apparently become immortal and a member of the MHC domewhere in the 20th century). He wrote the story as Morris told it to him (and added some fictional elements, of course). However, Van Helsing, Morris, Holmwood, Seward and Harker did not kill the vampires, neither Lucy nor Dracula, because their wooden stake was not from holy Linden wood, and so it had no effect on the undead beings. In order to make them think they won, both Lucy and Dracula chose to turn themselves into mist, so that the men (including Stoker) thought the campaign succeeded. In 1989, after the failed English anti-capitalist revolution, the fallen politician Edward Leopold had an encounter with Lucy Westenra, who was wandering Britain and Ireland for years. She turned him into a vampire, and he later swore to find her, as he didn't know whatever happened to him (he saw himself dying, and still he was "alive" the next day?!) Not to mention that Leopold was a Communist, a National-Communist, so he was by default a logical atheist and also didn't believe in immortality or undead beings). When he found her, she was surprised that he was the only man who didn't see vampirism as a curse, but as a blessing. And also, she thought that he was similar to Arthur Holmwoood, both in appearance and comportment. Initially, Lucy and Edward sought to restart the revolution, as they brought all remaining Leopoldists out of prison, but the two fell in love (many other monsters dealt with such a thing, suggesting that they still had feelings, despite their demonic nature), they abandoned their initial plan and left far away. In some specific time, Leopold also joined the MHC (not sure whether he retained his original name). And so on, for hunderds of years, the MHC stood quietly, and increased more and more.

In the year 2214, a strange alien civilisation known as the Milkan Empire among humans, arrived on Earth and enslaved the planet turning it into a Vassal (province) after a bloody invasion, during which all remaining governments on Earth subsequently fell. A former terrorist organization known as "The Benefactors", which initially sought to take over the United States of America (of that time), became the puppet "Quasi-Party", with its ruler, Quint Carroll as the newly invested "Administrator of Earth" and the rest of the Benefactors as the "subordinate-oligarchs", which followed the instructions of the God-Emperor Wagaloop-Doop-Doop, through direct holografic calls or through the Advice Syntheticals. At the beginning of the Invasion, when the Earthling governments still fought in some areas with the aliens, two boys, called Alfred and Benedict Marley were saved from a group of Milkans in the backwoods of West Virginia (in the United States of that time) by two strange people, namely "Anton Ruslanov" and "Wilhelmina (Mina) Van Helsing". The two were nobody else than Edward Leopold and Lucy Westenra, which saw how big the Alien problem was and decided to go to Count Dracula to convoke the MHC. After Count Dracula convoked the Commission by playing "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" by Johann Sebastian Bach (suggesting it was the anthem of the organisation) on his magical pipe organ, nicknamed "Maestro Forte", and as monsters from every angle of Earth reunited at Borgo Pass, Anton Ruslanov presented his intention to reorganize the Monster High Commission into the Workers' Unity Party, which would officially follow the "FasKomm" ideology (a more totalitarian version of Leopoldism). From the Proto-anarchist model, the MHC became socially divided into two wings, the Main wing, itself formed of the "Inner Party" and the "Outer Party" and the Armed Wing, formed of the "Military" and later the Paramilitary. This division marked the official end of the Monster High Commission and its turn into the Workers' Unity Party, as the "Inner Party" members managed to brainwash the "Outer Party" and the Armed forces, using a spell that basically deleted the information they were forbidden to know. After this, only the very few fellow Party Comrades of Ruslanov knew his and Mina's real identity, as well as the "real" goal of the Party: to rule the world as a One-Party Oligarchical Collectivist Dictatorship. Still, they seemed to remember that there was a Monster High Commission, but Ruslanov and Mina were always part of the organization under these names (apparently)

# The Boook. The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism.

At the formation of the Party, both before and after the division of the MHC, Ruslanov quoted a strange book without any title or author which he referred to as the Boook. It was later revealed only to the Inner Party that he wrote the so-called "Boook", which was actually named "The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism, and that the aforementioned ideology was FasKomm. Then, the Inner Party understood what exactly they had to do, but kept it secret for the Outer Party.