What specific narrative is set up at the conclusion of the introductory section in Chapter 36?

After a lengthy and poetic introduction describing the power of Sai's stories and his divine nature, Chapter 36 sets the stage for a new narrative. The text concludes its introductory praise by stating, 'Let it be; now listen respectfully to the most holy life story of Sai (Sai Charitra).' It then immediately introduces the next story by mentioning that 'Two gentlemen from Goa came for Sai’s darshan,' signaling the beginning of this particular account within the chapter.