An address and a question

As soon as possible, I take the chance to head into the toilets. There, I retrieve the origami llama and unfold it to find it's a map, with an 'x' on 3 Hoxton Street. Under the 'x' is the words 'No. 6 - What degree do I burn?'

Guess I must have a 'full bladder'. Whipping out my phone, I first Google the address, which happens to be a storage unit. Maybe she wants me to head to the Sixth one. The next thing I go for is answering the question. 'how many degrees does it take to burn a Ilama?' doesn't get me anyway except maybe a watchlist. Maybe she means something else? Herself? No that's REALLY going to get me put on a watch list. What about the paper? That search leads me to numerous articles discussing Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. At that point, I realize that 451 must be the password Akari had for me, and maybe that I need to read a little more.

That's when someone knocks on the door of my stall.

"You alright mate?" Aaron, one of my fellow bouncers calls out.

"Yeah I'm good."

After flushing, I wash my hands and move back into the club. Despite my best efforts, I can't find Akari. Maybe she's already left and is already waiting for me. All that's certain is I'm going to be asking questions right until 2:30, where I'll hopefully get all my answers.