When Sass Tiin emerged from a barracks again, he had changed into a Caladanian combat uniform.
In truth, the Caladanians had never had uniforms before. But later, with funding from the Fourth Group, they rebuilt their army. Since their physiques resembled those of humans, they began equipping themselves with retired Fourth Civilization army uniforms.
Besides obtaining a uniform close to his size, Sass Tiin had also put on a desert cloak commonly used by the Caladanians. He wrapped himself in a thick windproof headscarf and solemnly slung a Dawn Star Planet-made Pickaxe Sniper Rifle, wrapped in strips of cloth, across his back.
This was the typical attire of a Caladanian sniper, and it concealed some of Sass Tiin's distinguishing features.
Caladanian snipers were generally lone wolves. They had no spotters and usually went alone to their target locations to carry out assassinations. Their sniping efficiency was the highest in the entire Fourth Civilization. Often, a single person could remain hidden at the target site for days until the mission was complete.
Snipers were also deeply respected in the Caladanian military. Grievous, the demigod who had led them in resistance against the Yamrii, had once been a sniper himself. The finest snipers among the Caladanians were known as Headhunters.
Fortunately, the outfit Sass Tiin had acquired had a string of bone fragments hanging from its belt—the shattered pieces of a target's skull cap. They were the mark of a Headhunter.
The Caladanian soldiers along the way pressed both hands to their chests in salute, showing respect for this Headhunter.
But after realizing this, Sass Tiin did not consider it a good thing. He was drawing far too much attention! And a Headhunter like this was surely known by many people, which would increase the chance of his exposure.
He quickened his