Can you elaborate on the nine-year story behind the portrait of Sai Baba mentioned in the text?

Chapter 41 recounts a fascinating story where the narrator and a priest named Ismu made a firm decision to offer a specific portrait of Sai Baba at the Maulana court. After presenting the image, the narrator had to leave quickly as Baba's meal was ready and couldn't share the full story. He intended to tell it later, but a full nine years passed before he and the other person unexpectedly met again. This reunion brought back the memory of the portrait's history, which coincided with the other person having a wonderful dream, creating what the text calls a marvelous Leela, or divine play.