In the games, Kadabra evolving into Alakazam was similar to Haunter evolving into Gengar—both required "Trade Evolution."
Back when the item "Link Cable" had not yet appeared, the third-stage evolution of Pokémon like Haunter was a hurdle many single-player gamers could not overcome.
But things were different in the Pokémon World.
After all, "trading" was essentially the simulation of a special magnetic field found in the wild, fulfilling the conditions needed to stimulate certain Pokémon into evolving.
That was also why wild Alakazam, Gengar, Golem, and similar Pokémon could be found in nature.
Honestly, this sort of question should not have been directed at a Pokémon psychologist like him. Though not many people might know it, it was indeed common knowledge.
But after thinking it over, Jing He still replied.
Jing Zhong Zhi He: You can try using the item "Link Cable," or undergo "Trade Evolution."
The other party replied a little faster than he had expected.
Psychic Girl: If that worked, would I be asking you? Jing He: "??"
Honestly, it was his first time encountering someone with such a fiery temper.
Sure enough, the bigger the forest, the stranger the birds.
Jing He patted his cheeks and pulled himself out of keyboard warrior mode.
He had a feeling.
The person on the other end had a terrible temper. If he got confrontational with her, it might turn into a doctor-patient dispute.
Still, her words made him think.
Generally speaking, Pokémon like Kadabra and Haunter could complete their third-stage evolution immediately after using a "Link Cable" or undergoing "Trade Evolution," even if they had only just evolved.
But from what she said, she had clearly already tried, yet failed to get the result she wanted.
This was the real world, after all. He could not completely apply the settings