However, with his medical skill, he could discern that most of these were old scars, not recent ones, but the oldest among them was the tattoo.
The tattoo, unlike the tattoos of the previous life used to express personal style, was a punitive mark in ancient times, used for social status division.
Ancient texts recorded that during the Song Dynasty, those convicted of crimes like robbery or those on death row were tattooed before being sent to the military camps.
These tattoos were largely to prevent camp soldiers from deserting, and were mostly insulting, used to designate identity and distinguish from normal soldiers.
"Besides this... there is the Death Warrior."
Su Mu's eyes flickered. Though he couldn't confirm whether among them was the Purple Shirt, his thoughts spun rapidly—his batch of Death Warriors were all quite young, the oldest being less than twenty at the time.
