No. Back home we always knew what we were fighting. Training was harsh but we always got it. This is just--

[just wrong, is what he wants to say. It's either too complacent or a set-up. Maybe he was being paranoid, but then if there was one thing he had learned since coming to the wall it was that things were rarely as straightforward or simple as they seemed. Being brought here to fight in a war without receiving training, without receiving intel on the enemy doesn't make him feel like a soldier, it makes him feel like cannon fodder. Like he wasn't supposed to survive this war they were playing at.]

Maybe I'm just being too paranoid. [He gives Miles a short, almost curious look.] You a soldier too?