Both the Reds and the Swans will be heading into their two-leg semi-final in high spirits following good ends to the regular season with Forest easing past Crystal Palace on the final day to book their spot while Swansea were swatting Sheffield United to overtake Cardiff and finish in 3rd place.
"I couldn't care who we get," said Davies.
"I couldn't care before the game either - every team would have been difficult. It will be exciting.
"We know what the play-offs is about - it is a lottery, Lady Luck and refereeing decisions.
"If you get the breaks you can get there - and the good thing is that you are looking at a very confident Forest."
Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers meanwhile has attempted to ease the pressure on his side by insisting that Forest will be favourites to progress to the final.
"We will be the underdogs because Forest have been in the play-offs," he said. "They have been there last year and missed out."