She listens and then contemplates his words. Seeing where Orcelito's attention goes for a moment, she believes she has a good enough understanding of where his concerns lie. People are dangerous. No matter what they say, it's their actions that define who they are, and you can never know the consequences of those actions until it's too late.

"... If it sets you at ease, I won't do or say anything when we're with the ants. But I am coming with you. You can't convince me otherwise. The ants are only the first step, right?" There's more to do after they meet the queen. She folds her arms loosely over her chest while settling her gaze on their companions; hers lasts longer than Orcelito's.

"I'm not underestimating anything. This tree has caused all sorts of trouble for us from the beginning, but it's people who frighten me more."

Not 'these' people, but people as a whole. Her pout fades into a soft frown a she continues.

"We don't have our magic, but we have weapons to protect ourselves if it comes to that. I do know how to use this." She nods her chin to her hip, where her dagger is strapped securely to a belt. Now, granted, she has yet to use the blade on people, but she's conquered her fears of wielding it months ago.