Who took on the task of writing the summary after Hemadpant's death, and what were their feelings about it?

Chapter 53 reveals that after Hemadpant's passing, another author took on the difficult task of writing the summary. This author expressed profound feelings of inadequacy, describing himself as a "fool with a dull intellect" and feeling dejected that the summary was not found among Hemadpant's papers. He praised Hemadpant as a "jewel among poets" and felt that only someone of equal brilliance could complete the work. In his humility, he prayed fervently to Dattaguru and Sai-Narayana, believing that only through the Guru's immense power, which can "make a gnat lift a mountain," could the summary be written.