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As the third person, you can tell the reader - rather than have to describe from Bill's perspective - that he was only unconcious for a short period. So...
...a tidle-wave of pain , which came crashing down around him and swept him into unconciousness; but only for the briefest of moments.
He awoke to an unfamiliar noise, a kind of odd mechanical buzzing - and the sound of rapidly approaching footsteps. Twisting his body around to face his pursuer, Bill watched with mounting terror as a shape loomed out of the darkness.
...a tidle-wave of pain , which came crashing down around him and swept him into unconciousness; but only for the briefest of moments.
He awoke to an unfamiliar noise, a kind of odd mechanical buzzing - and the sound of rapidly approaching footsteps. Twisting his body around to face his pursuer, Bill watched with mounting terror as a shape loomed out of the darkness.