Marina Domek

Marina is of short stature and slender build. She has long and dark curly hair, bangs, pale skin and blue eyes. She has 3 moles around her mouth - one on the left above her upper lip, the other on the left under her lower lip, and the third on the right side at the corner of her mouth.
Marina is wearing a white blouse, a black bow is tied on her collar, and she also wears a long pink skirt and black shoes.

In 1942, the setting of Fear & Hunger 2: Termina, the city of Prehevil becomes the stage for three consecutive Festivals of Termina.[2] Each unfolds in rapid succession: the initial festival pits Prehevil civilians against each other; the second installment sees Bremen soldiers and forces dispatched by the Kaiser, arriving in the aftermath of the Second Great War; and finally, the third festival marks the beginning of the game itself, with 14 contestants arriving in Prehevil by train, each driven by their own unique motivations. It is implied that supernatural forces prevent the contestants from escaping Prehevil so that the festivals are unavoidable.

According to the fragmented information available to players throughout the game, before the first festival, residents of Prehevil and nearby settlements began experiencing recurring dreams of Per'kele's face following a night of the full moon.[3] The city itself seems to have been greatly affected by the recent events, as participants from the third festival hailing from Prehevil reminisce about the town's former days, describing it as once being in significantly better condition, with structures noticeably less shabby and deteriorated. The houses appear frozen in time, as if normal life was halted in the blink of an eye, with whatever took place there occurring abruptly and without warning. The few surviving villagers, driven to the brink of madness, display symptoms of moonscorch. Although many of the moonscorched villagers are hostile and unrelenting, a few of them can be reasoned with. These villagers will tell the player that many Prehevilians tried to avoid the festival and fled into the sewers and other isolated areas of Prehevil. However, the effects of moonscorch made these unwilling participants become violent and aggressive. The presence of multiple living citizens might be an indication that the initial festival failed to produce a winner, considering the fact that the third festival cannot be won unless

The Festival of Termina is the event the plot of Fear & Hunger 2: Termina is centered around. The Trickster Moon God has decided to 'invite' fourteen people to the town of Prehevil to "join his jubilee of cosmic proportions". While the residents of both the town and area seem aware of the festival, none of the fourteen participants claim to know they knew of the fate placed upon them beforehand.
The Festival of Termina is purportedly orchestrated by the Old Gods, with Rher, the Moon God, most frequently intertwined with its lore. Despite its prominence, the true significance of this festival eludes comprehension, presenting itself as a tumultuous free-for-all, a kind of battle royale involving multiple contenders vying for victory and, purportedly, a grand prize at its conclusion. Even scholars dedicated to the study of magic, like O'saa, find themselves confounded by the festival's enigma, while the common folk remain largely ignorant of its existence or deeper implications. Termina, however, carries a somber association with periods of profound chaos and upheaval. Throughout history, the Moon God and a deity named Per'kele have been accused of instigating massacres and inspiring horrendous deeds, casting a shadow of lunacy over its name. Yet, beyond these fragmented accounts, the Festival of Termina and Rher remain veiled in mystery to the general population.

In reality, Rher departed from this world many years ago, with Per'kele, his supposed servant, utilizing the traces of his essence to maintain the illusion of his presence. Per'kele was once a mortal, participating in a past iteration of the Festival of Termina.[1] Whether he emerged as the winner is unknown, yet he states he became "truly born" after the experience. Per'kele's true devotion lies elsewhere: the Sulfur God. He employs the Festival of Termina as a recruitment ground for the Cult of Sulfur, with the Festival winners being reborn in the sulfur pits.

Marina is a curious young woman who speaks very informally. She often speaks her mind about any given situation.

As a former resident of Prehevil, Marina is knowledgeable about various parts of the city, and will freely share what she knows with others. She has an intense distaste for her hometown, and does not seem disturbed by the disaster that has afflicted it.

Despite the resentment she holds for her father and his status as a dark priest, Marina will appear conflicted by his death, though she states she is glad his lineage will end.

Marina was born in the Church of Alll-mer within Prehevil, where her lineage practiced archaic but brutal and cruel rites and rituals in order to appease the old gods. Her father is the current leading Dark Priest.

Her mother was not an active participant of these rituals, and did not want Marina to follow in her father's footsteps. The life of a dark priest is cruel, entailing a lifetime of grueling servitude to old gods - a life which her mother wished to spare her from. Therefore, despite being born a boy, Marina would be raised as a woman, effectively shielding her from the obligation of priesthood.

She would grow up homeschooled near the church and follow an orthodox path different from that of dark priests. Her skill and talent in occultism would soon be noticed by the Ministry of Darkness in the Vatican, which offered her to study abroad - a scholarship of sorts to further her occult abilities. She eagerly accepted this opportunity to leave Prehevil, largely due to her father's scrutiny, judgment and apparent disdain for her very existence. Her mother, however, was proud of her. When departing from Prehevil, she chose to remain a woman, as she felt more comfortable that way, stating that it 'felt natural, so who cares'.

During her time in the Vatican, she refined her abilities in occultism for a significant amount of time, feeling as though she spent a lifetime there when she returned to Prehevil. She had to go back to that forsaken place somewhere in the Eastern Union after receiving a letter by her father, informing her of her mother's death. The circumstances surrounding her father's letter seemed suspicious, not only because the two did not share any sort of connection ever since Marina left for the Vatican, but also because his writing seemed very apathetic towards his wife's death. Marina suspected her father was involved - a suspicion fueled by her knowledge of her father's obsession with blood magic, whose rituals often demanded the blood of loved

Aliases The Occultist
Girl with Pigtails
Relatives Father Domek (father)
Unnamed mother (deceased)
Affiliation Vatican City
Biographical information
Date of birth November, 1923
Place of birth Prehevil - Eastern Union
Physical description
Gender female
Sex male
Age 18
Species Human
Spiritual Information
Soul Changeling soul