Thy Body Is Under My Command, My Fate Is Entrusted to Thy Sword! The Founder of Han, Liu Bang!

As "Old Ancestors" standing at the pinnacle of the world, which one of them did not command vast resources and enormous forces?

Even if they were reluctant to use the resources from their own territories, could they not "borrow" some from other races?

It was not as though they lacked the ability.

Thus, the frequency of the Holy Grail War depended entirely on the organizers' willingness and how many resources they were prepared to invest to "charge" the Holy Grail.

Clearly, those Old Ancestors were all very interested in the Holy Grail War. That was why they were willing to spend heavily, shorten the Holy Grail's cooldown, and start a new round of the "game" as soon as possible.

Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Being able to convert resources useless to oneself into energy that powers the Holy Grail, thereby fulfilling a rather valuable wish."

Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Even setting aside the entertainment and competitive nature of the Holy Grail War itself, this is an exceptionally worthwhile deal purely in terms of return on investment."

Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "However, for those top-tier powerhouses in your world known as 'Old Ancestors,' a wish that could significantly benefit them personally would likely require an astronomical amount of energy and resources."

Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Even so, using it to nurture promising younger generations, or to obtain things useful to them, would still be an extremely valuable investment."

Tony completely understood why the Old Ancestors in Su Yunqing's world held Holy Grail Wars so frequently. Anyone else in their position would have done the same.

There were plenty of useless resources, but useful ones were few and far between.

If useless resources could be exchanged for something useful, then even if the value was equal on both sides,