Ron would be both worried and angry. He'd probably want to rush out and start looking for Harry right away. He'd be blaming himself for not being there with Harry on the mission. His friends from the Order of the Phoenix would also get involved. They'd start using their connections and resources to try and figure out what happened. Neville, for example, might use his knowledge of Hogwarts' secrets to see if there are any clues that could lead to Harry. Ginny would be very distraught. She'd be constantly thinking about Harry and trying to come up with her own ways to find him, perhaps using her skills as a Quidditch player to search from the air in some magical way.
Well, his friends would first be in a state of shock. Then they'd quickly spring into action. Hermione would form a plan, probably involving a lot of research and analysis. Ron would be the more impulsive one, ready to jump into danger to find Harry. Luna might offer some rather unique and out - of - the - box ideas, like using her belief in magical creatures that are not well - known to help in the search. The Weasley family as a whole would be very concerned. Mrs. Weasley would be fussing over the situation and trying to keep everyone's spirits up while they search. And all of them together would be determined to find Harry, no matter what it takes.
His friends would be extremely worried. Hermione would immediately start researching every possible spell or charm that could be used to find him. She might also look into any historical records of similar disappearances during Auror missions.
His friends would react in a very concerned and protective way. Hermione would use her intelligence to find the best solutions for his recovery. She might also try to figure out what went wrong on the mission to prevent it from happening again. Ron would be there for Harry no matter what, showing his loyalty. Ginny, being Harry's love interest in many fanfictions, would be extremely emotional. She would be a strong presence by his side, making sure he has everything he needs. The rest of his friends would also come together, forming a support network around Harry, sharing memories and positive thoughts to help him through the tough time of recovery.
The Auror department would likely be in chaos. There would be a lot of self - reflection and blame - sharing. Some might question the safety protocols of their missions. His death could also lead to a decrease in morale among the younger Aurors who looked up to him. In the wider wizarding world, there would be fear as Harry was seen as a great protector. People might start to worry more about their safety.
Well, he could have been captured by dark wizards who were lying in wait. Maybe they had a powerful spell or device that could subdue him. Another possibility is that he got lost in some kind of magical maze or dimension that he accidentally stumbled into during the mission.
At first, Harry would be in disbelief. He would think it was some sort of joke or misunderstanding. But as the reality sets in, he would become a bit of a loner. He'd still have his sense of right and wrong, so he might continue to fight against the dark forces on his own, all the while hoping that his friends would come to their senses and realize they made a huge mistake in betraying him.
Hermione would probably be worried at first but then start researching all she can about space magic. Ron would be a bit more skeptical but also excited for Harry. They might try to find a way to communicate with him while he's in space, using some sort of enchanted device.
His other friends from Hogwarts might not even believe it at first. They might think it's some kind of elaborate prank. But once they realized it was real, they might try to find a magical way to communicate with him in Skyrim, or even try to open a portal to bring him back.
Hermione would probably be a bit worried at first. She might think it's a waste of time compared to studying magic. But then she'd see the benefits of physical fitness and start to support him. Ron, on the other hand, would probably make fun of him a little but also be secretly impressed.
At first, his friends would be shocked. Hermione might think it's some kind of dark magic at first glance. But as Harry shows them what he can do, she would start to analyze it scientifically. Ron would be more awed. He'd be like a kid seeing a new cool trick. They would both support Harry in exploring this new ability, but also be a bit cautious as they don't fully understand where it comes from or what the implications are in their wizarding world.
His friends would be very surprised. Hermione would probably be a bit skeptical at first. She'd want to research all about Witchers before she fully supported Harry's new interest. Ron, on the other hand, might be more excited. He'd see it as another adventure and would be eager to hear all about the Witcher world from Harry.
Ron would probably be both shocked and a bit awestruck at first. He might make some typical Ron - like jokes to ease the tension, like 'Blimey, Harry, you're a dragon! At least you'll be good for scaring off Snape now!'. But deep down, he'd be worried and determined to help Harry get back to normal.