How does the introduction of Chapter 36 build anticipation for a new story, and who is introduced at its conclusion?

The introductory part of Chapter 36 builds anticipation by first reflecting on the beautiful story from the previous chapter and promising another one to quench the devotee's spiritual thirst. As noted in this chapter, these succulent stories remove worldly misery and bring happiness. After establishing the divine power and philosophical importance of Sai's narratives, the text pivots to the next account. It concludes this philosophical preamble by formally introducing the subjects of the forthcoming story: two gentlemen from Goa who had come for Sai Baba's darshan.