Chapter 12 mentions a ritualistic person from Nashik. What details does it give about his arrival in Shirdi?

Chapter 12 introduces the story of a ritualistic and orthodox Agnihotri (keeper of the sacred fire) from Nashik, with the surname 'Mule'. His arrival in Shirdi is not presented as a simple journey but as the result of his accumulated past merits. The chapter emphasizes this point by stating that without such merit, a person cannot stay in Shirdi for even a moment. It is also noted that his original intention for his journey was different, but a fortunate coincidence led him to Shirdi. This event is framed as a "delightful story" that illustrates the greatness of the Guru and was destined to bring the Agnihotri into his Guru's presence.