Bargaining, such an undignified thing, how could the great Master Hudson do it?
Did they genuinely think he was a lecher, stirring up women in front of serious business?
If he wasn't trying to establish an image of a "quirky character" as a Necromancer, which he could then use to lead people into traps in the future, he wouldn't have the spare time to do so.
With a Magic Contract, in theory, it can be guaranteed that the other party can keep their lips sealed. But theory is just that – theory. Since Hudson was able to escape the shackles of the contract using the Mysterious Compass, who could guarantee that others couldn't do the same?
If everything were to be exposed in the future, the extra "Necromancer" title would be his best method to evade suspicion.
What is false will always be false, no matter how it is examined, it can never become true.
Not to mention undead magic, as long as Hudson is willing, he can even deduce the talent of a magic idiot.
