As for the power of the Ghost Ship, there was no need to introduce it at all. Hudson, having skirmished with it once, knew it clearer than anyone else.
Having learned the Ghost Ship's location, Hudson didn't rush into action.
Slave contracts weren't omnipotent; although they could enslave ghosts forcefully, spiritual power had to be supreme over these spirits to work.
Indeed, his spiritual power was commendable, but it could at best forcefully enslave a few ghosts of the same realm. If the number increased, he would face backlash.
Controlling the ghosts to thereby control the Ghost Ship now seemed impracticable.
Hesitating for a moment, Hudson suddenly slapped his head. Using his spiritual power to enslave those three Ghost Kings was unrealistic, but if Belsden and Maxim were to try, that would be a different story.
As Sanctuary Powerhouses, suppressing three ghosts weaker than themselves was no big issue.
