The adults Aqua speaks to will express that while they fear the goblins, it's been exacerbated by their sudden militarization of late. Moreso than anything, they simply want the peaceful times under the Queen to return. They'll share a few fond stories of the late Odette, who seems as beloved by the humans as the goblins. Despite her loss, they'll continue to raise flowers in her memory.

None of the parents or gardeners are willing to speak up overtly about peace, looking uncomfortable when she breaches the subject. However, they'll admit that the Order has been the greater threat, and that the goblins have visited Odette's memorial just as frequently as they do.

The children are more receptive, and when it's time for them to scatter back home, they'll tell her how cool her magic was and nag her to teach them how to use it until their parents drag them away. Even the meeker ones seem more comfortable with the idea of spells now.