Yep, that's the guy.
What I was thinking of for the Archives was as follows:
Unsecured information is kept in a seperate library building with much lighter security that's more to do with preventing accidental destruction than anyone breaking in.
The way I thought of the actual Archives (not the capitalisation) was that they are, as you said, heavily protected. The door S. & N. go through is the ONLY door to the outside and has chuunin guards to keep anyone not a Konoha-nin out. Naruto is technically allowed in here, since he graduated, but he got kicked out a couple of times before then and no one's actually told him that he can go in (Gai would have but it never came up) and Aramaki's given unoffical instructions to discourage him (a bit of kingdom building Neshan would be a bit pissed at presumably).
Inside, the ground level has the information that genin are authorised for. The defenses are mostly guards and light wards, with a couple of more protected areas that archivists open only on request. Heavier wards, the thinking is, would be set off every couple of days by genin screwing up or the like. The levels below hold the chuunin-level information (much more heavily guarded), jounin-level information (deeper and again, much better protected) and hokage-level information (not so much better protected as better hidden, the existence of that level is itself restricted to jounin).
Haruno Shima is in fact a reasonably competent Chuunin, with good taijutsu and genjutsu, a mite weak with ninjutsu. He's also a trifle smug and never really got the hang of 'looking underneath the underneath', which is why he doesn't go on important field ops. Shikanenai on the other hand, specialisies in spying on other Ninja Villages (hostile, or worse, friendly), so this is really his strong point.
Any thoughts on how Neshan would feel about a written report on the incident being on his desk that night?
D for Drakensis
You're only young once, but immaturity is forever.
What I was thinking of for the Archives was as follows:
Unsecured information is kept in a seperate library building with much lighter security that's more to do with preventing accidental destruction than anyone breaking in.
The way I thought of the actual Archives (not the capitalisation) was that they are, as you said, heavily protected. The door S. & N. go through is the ONLY door to the outside and has chuunin guards to keep anyone not a Konoha-nin out. Naruto is technically allowed in here, since he graduated, but he got kicked out a couple of times before then and no one's actually told him that he can go in (Gai would have but it never came up) and Aramaki's given unoffical instructions to discourage him (a bit of kingdom building Neshan would be a bit pissed at presumably).
Inside, the ground level has the information that genin are authorised for. The defenses are mostly guards and light wards, with a couple of more protected areas that archivists open only on request. Heavier wards, the thinking is, would be set off every couple of days by genin screwing up or the like. The levels below hold the chuunin-level information (much more heavily guarded), jounin-level information (deeper and again, much better protected) and hokage-level information (not so much better protected as better hidden, the existence of that level is itself restricted to jounin).
Haruno Shima is in fact a reasonably competent Chuunin, with good taijutsu and genjutsu, a mite weak with ninjutsu. He's also a trifle smug and never really got the hang of 'looking underneath the underneath', which is why he doesn't go on important field ops. Shikanenai on the other hand, specialisies in spying on other Ninja Villages (hostile, or worse, friendly), so this is really his strong point.
Any thoughts on how Neshan would feel about a written report on the incident being on his desk that night?
D for Drakensis
You're only young once, but immaturity is forever.