The ships that appear are huge, probably built in space, made for aesthetic sensibilities not as alien as they could have been. On board they start checking whether the system is a template.
"You can let me know if I’m asking stupid questions because I’m not very familiar with Earth but what kind of deal does she have with them about that?"
"Then I suppose it’s up to you whether I try to prove myself to you now or contact the Kyubeys."
"Yes, but I don't know what you'll find convincing or what you'll want to have happen. You didn't like my ideas so maybe you have ideas."
"Okay, here, here's my lie detector, let's test this one first." She takes it out of her pocket.
It appears that the lie detector is a fascinatingly complex piece of machinery with three visible microphones, a glassy part that might be a camera, dozens of visible interlocking gears, and lights in red and green and yellow. When it's active, the gears turn, the lights turn off and on and change colors, and it makes an annoying noise.
"The key technology behind it was developed by aliens who present themselves as looking like humans with minor differences like pointy ears. Of course, all sorts of aliens present themselves in all sorts of ways, it's not like the Kyubeys actually look like the epitome of adorableness. This specific object was made by a different alien who has scales and wings."
"They contacted the entire planet I was living on. Did I forget to say I haven't had a mailing address on Earth at any time in the past century?"