For Ron, this battle definitely had not been satisfying. If Brayden had been able to follow Ron's plan and wait until Ron had fully developed his danger-sensing ability, then Ron would certainly have made tremendous progress.
Unlike now. Even though Brayden appeared to have lost, Ron had not gained much from this fight—not nearly enough to satisfy him, at least.
And although Ron did not feel unused to fighting, in reality, never mind Ron, even Royce and the other three included, none of them had ever truly killed before.
Killing Dinosaurs and killing enemies were two completely different things. If Brayden had died earlier in the explosion of the Darkness Domain, Ron would not have needed to agonize over it. But Brayden was not dead now, and Ron had no idea what he should do with him.
Killing him personally was definitely impossible. Ron was only a child, after all. Even though Brayden's appearance had already transformed into that of a Demon, he had previously looked like a child around Ron's age. Even after he had become a Demon, Ron still found it hard to bring himself to deliver the killing blow.
In that respect, Ron was different from Robet. When Robet had just awakened his memories, he had also had the appearance of a child, but Robet had experienced battles in the Dragon Ball World, so as long as someone was an enemy, Robet would not be softhearted.
Ron, however, had grown up in a warm family. Although he liked fighting and wanted to improve his strength, he really had never killed for real.
Thus, just like Brayden's earlier silence within the Darkness Domain, the current Ron also sank into silence. He wanted to wait for Brayden to die from his severe injuries on his own. That way, Ron