Does it have something to do with Hosen's character, who never prides herself, never puts her dignity first and lets everyone look down on her, making her unfairly humiliated all this time?
Hajun himself was gasping, never expecting Ienoro's point of view towards his little sister. Ienoro, whom he always respects, regards the baby in his sister's belly as the baby of a god who has taken care of her for 180 years.
If you think about it, Ienoro's point of view actually makes more sense than the rumours and ridicule that society puts on Hosen's back. She had never done anything truly wrong, for Hajun, except for the fact that she lived a courtesan life.
